Taking treats back on the plane....

[Lauratron]

I would reeeeeaaallly like to bring some treats from Boulangerie Patisserie (Chocolate Mousse and Napoleon, mmmm!) home on the plane but I'm a little worried about security at the airport. The TSA App I have says you can bring cakes/cupcakes/etc. but I'd hate to spend the money, only to have them take it (I know there's always a chance of that). The real question is, has anyone else ever done the same thing and encountered any problems? Thanks!

 

[real mad hatter]

I would reeeeeaaallly like to bring some treats from Boulangerie Patisserie (Chocolate Mousse and Napoleon, mmmm!) home on the plane but I'm a little worried about security at the airport. The TSA App I have says you can bring cakes/cupcakes/etc. but I'd hate to spend the money, only to have them take it (I know there's always a chance of that). The real question is, has anyone else ever done the same thing and encountered any problems? Thanks!

Oh..I gave you your first like..A fairy gets her wings tonight...Now to your question..I took home enough MCB''S ( magic cookie bars ) back to Scotland that the pilot had to eject fuel to lighten the plane....No dairy foods are allowed as well as chocolate snow globes

 

[Mukta]

You will not encounter any issues unless you bring a liquid like soup.

I bring the entire chicken shwarma plate from Tangierine cafe on flights and there are no issues.

 

[Clamman73]

I'm just wondering how do the Patisserie treats even make it past Showcase uneaten?

 

[Lauratron]

I'm just wondering how do the Patisserie treats even make it past Showcase uneaten?

Worry not, by this point I will have already had Boulangerie on multiple occasions! I'm actually bringing them back for my friend, plus for myself

 

[Lauratron]

You will not encounter any issues unless you bring a liquid like soup.

I bring the entire chicken shwarma plate from Tangierine cafe on flights and there are no issues.

Hmmm, I'm obsessed with the sliders from there. Might have to bring those TOO!

 

[Lauratron]

Oh..I gave you your first like..A fairy gets her wings tonight...Now to your question..I took home enough MCB''S ( magic cookie bars ) back to Scotland that the pilot had to eject fuel to lighten the plane....No dairy foods are allowed as well as chocolate snow globes

If I could bring back a suitcase FULL of Disney foods and treats that wouldn't get demolished, I most certainly would!

 

[ninjaprincesst]

I bring back cookies and rice krispy mickeys all the time (gotta get rid of those snack credits),but I have sen it go both ways, I saw a women with practicalty a whoke picnic get threw security just fine while I saw somone forced to throw cupcakes away. I think it all depends on the tsa agent you get.

 

[Mr Ferret 75]

Oh..I gave you your first like..A fairy gets her wings tonight...Now to your question..I took home enough MCB''S ( magic cookie bars ) back to Scotland that the pilot had to eject fuel to lighten the plane....No dairy foods are allowed as well as chocolate snow globes

The coolest people give the second like

 

[real mad hatter]

The coolest people give the second like

They say the first like is for a female fairy,and the second is for a

 

[Mr Ferret 75]

They say the first like is for a female fairy,and the second is for a

A girl named Mary ???

 

[real mad hatter]

A girl named Mary ???

No..A boy named Sue......How do you do..

 

[LucyK]

I brought back 8 chocolate-covered salted caramel bars on my handbag and no one said a thing. I also had ten bags of Bertie Bott's Every Flavour Jelly Beans.

 

[ajrwdwgirl]

Like someone said you won't have any issues with food unless it is a liquid. I would worry about something like chocolate mousse or anything else that should be refrigerated though and leaving it out too long.

 

[75disney]

We each pick a treat (usually brownies, cookies, cupcakes) from the resort to take on the plane as a snack. Never had a problem with security. It is a nice way to keep the Disney magic going a little longer on the sad return to reality.

 

[polynesiangirl]

I once came home from a trip with a full-size baguette from there in my backpack, hahaha.

 

[rsoxguy]

There's a place in the North End of Boston called Mike's Pastries that is quite famous. I have flown home with a couple of boxes from there. The TSA guy only threatened to take them jokingly because he wanted to eat the goodies himself. Also, my sister-in-law has flown with pastries from The Cake Boss guy's bakery. I don't believe that you'll have a problem.

 

[Poofiesdream]

go for it! just no liquids till you are threw security then you can purchase drinks and bring them on the plane. We always do this in case we get stuck on the tar mat or have turbulence and they can't serve because of it.

 

[Tom 55]

I would reeeeeaaallly like to bring some treats from Boulangerie Patisserie (Chocolate Mousse and Napoleon, mmmm!) home on the plane but I'm a little worried about security at the airport. The TSA App I have says you can bring cakes/cupcakes/etc. but I'd hate to spend the money, only to have them take it (I know there's always a chance of that). The real question is, has anyone else ever done the same thing and encountered any problems? Thanks!

In 2010 my wife and I had not used all of our Disney dining meals by the time we were ready to leave. So we bought 6 chicken tender meals and brought them home with us on the plane. No problems with TSA. We had a stop on the way home were everyone but us and the copilots girlfriend got off. So we shared our chicken tenders with them while we waited for the plane to reload.

There was a local story here in NH about TSA confiscating a cupcake because it had to much frosting on top. The theory was that the TSA agent wanted it for himself.

 

[dreamfinder]

You should be fine, as long as you remember that TSA can decide to confiscate anything at anytime for any reason. So if you get someone who is particularly hungry you might lose it for "security" reasons.