container to transport cookies to my child at college

[Anonymous]

I make custom decorated royal icing sugar cookies and I use a heat sealer and individually bag cookies. That makes them easier to stack and I bring them to family events in shoe boxes.
This leaves me extra space in my bag to go home. It also has the advantage that cookies can be frozen and taken out to enjoy individually or just stay fresh longer.

Once you have a heat sealer you may find it comes in handy for other things. https://a.co/d/8sqxPdO

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Anonymous wrote:Can you fly with food from outside the airport?

Is this a joke?

No? I've always been told that if you want to bring food on the plane, it must be bought in the airport, after security.

DP. I wondered about that too. Is it just liquids? What if the cookies are soft and gooey?

I just went through security at DCA with 3 dozen cookies at 5pm today.

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Anonymous wrote:I think I have seen popcorn as a filler recommended. Crumbled aluminum foil maybe.

+1 on the popcorn.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can you fly with food from outside the airport?

Is this a joke?

No? I've always been told that if you want to bring food on the plane, it must be bought in the airport, after security.

DP. I wondered about that too. Is it just liquids? What if the cookies are soft and gooey?

It’s liquids - and gels. I had a jar of drippy peanut butter confiscated once. But my kids bring homemade snack mix and sandwiches with no issue. I bring cookies to visit family regularly. Besides food rules, you also can wrap things up so securely they can tell what is in it. So I’d avoid lots of foil. That’s why they say not to travel with wrapped gifts at the holidays.

The last food rule is not to transport fruit and other items across borders where it could cause issues with invasive species, but I assumed OP was traveling within the continental 48 states.

[Anonymous]

They still taste the same broken up in small pieces. Just sayin.

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Anonymous wrote:Can you fly with food from outside the airport?

Yes, until some jackass inevitably invents the Banana Bread Bomb.

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Anonymous wrote:They still taste the same broken up in small pieces. Just sayin.

True!!

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Anonymous wrote:Can you fly with food from outside the airport?

Yes, until some jackass inevitably invents the Banana Bread Bomb.

Yup. All it takes is one a-hole with a chemistry set & an alliteration fetish.

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Anonymous wrote:I think I have seen popcorn as a filler recommended. Crumbled aluminum foil maybe.

+1 on the popcorn.

you mean you make popcorn to be a filler for your cookies?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can you fly with food from outside the airport?

Is this a joke?

No? I've always been told that if you want to bring food on the plane, it must be bought in the airport, after security.

DP. I wondered about that too. Is it just liquids? What if the cookies are soft and gooey?

I just went through security at DCA with 3 dozen cookies at 5pm today.

Good to know. Thanks!

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can you fly with food from outside the airport?

Is this a joke?

No? I've always been told that if you want to bring food on the plane, it must be bought in the airport, after security.

DP. I wondered about that too. Is it just liquids? What if the cookies are soft and gooey?

+1
I have never heard of people bringing their own foods from home and getting them through security. Ever.

We do it all the time. Have literally never had an issue. Ever.

[Anonymous]

Of course you can bring your own food on a plane. You can bring ice through security. You can bring frozen water through security.

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Anonymous wrote:They still taste the same broken up in small pieces. Just sayin.

In fact, broken cookies are better for you—all the calories leak out!

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Can you fly with food from outside the airport?

Is this a joke?

No? I've always been told that if you want to bring food on the plane, it must be bought in the airport, after security.

Nah, I used to pack all sorts of snacks for my kids when they were little. No liquids or gels is the only caveat. I did have a vegan friend who packed a jar of peanut butter that apparently looked like a bomb on the xray, which she said was quite the adventure, but they eventually let her through.

I’ve even brought home a muffuletta and a jar of olive salad from Central Grocery in New Orleans, and my husband brought back Dreamland BBQ from Alabama. Both places asked whether you were flying with it, and packed it accordingly. It’s a routine thing.

You cannot bring jar of peanut butter but can bring peanut butter sandwich- jar if peanut butter is considered liquid and needs to go in quartz bag

[Anonymous]

https://www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/whatcanibring/all

This website will help you figure out what you can bring. We've brought all sorts of food through security at the airport - never an issue. Just have to be careful with things with a consistency of paste.