Can you bring Tupperware with pudding on plane in purse/carry on?
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Anonymous
| Would it get confiscated as a liquid/gel by tsa? |
Anonymous
| Freeze it. Then ziploc and put in your suitcase. |
Anonymous
Checked in baggage. Not carry-on. Anyways, ask the airline also. |
Anonymous
| If it's under 6 oz, like all liquids and gels, then should be fine. |
Anonymous
| I had a small pre-packaged applesauce cup confiscated. I think it depends on the agent, but I'd think something like that would get confiscated. |
Anonymous
| Out of all the things you can bring, you want to bring pudding? |
Anonymous
| Well if you have to have pudding, bring the kind in the disposable cup, so you don't lose your Tupperware. I think most likely it will be confiscated. |
Anonymous
Lol! |
Anonymous
Don't want to, have to. My annoying ass MIL asked me to make it for tgiving dinner. We have a 2 hour flight and a FIVE HOUR DRIVE on tgiving day to her house. I have no desire nor do I think it's feasible to cook a dessert that she wants to serve for dinner after 6+ hours of travel. So I wanted to see if I could make it in advance. Can you tell I don't care for her? |
Anonymous
| ^^ OP if thats the case freezing it seems like the best option! |
Anonymous
| Buy pudding when you get there? Who serves pudding on Thanksgiving anyway? |
Anonymous
She apparently loves this pudding I make. Note that giving the recipe to her so she can just make it herself is not an option. Did I mention I don't care for her? |
Anonymous
| Tell her it got confiscated on the trip there. That makes no sense for her to ask you to bring that. |
Anonymous
| Op, I think it's rude for someone to ask you to make something for their thanksgiving, esp since you are traveling. She should ask you for the recipe and make it herself. |
Anonymous
Good idea, but Don't think I can run that trick past dh though... |