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!

 

[ShookieJones]

I brought back 8 chocolate-covered salted caramel bars on my handbag and no one said a thing.

God I love those things. I just reacted Pavlov dog style to that sentence.
What's the best way to get drool out of a keyboard?

 

[rsoxguy]

What's the best way to get drool out of a keyboard?

It depends. If you've not been eating anything, then a sturdy paper towel, folded carefully to fit between the keys, will do the trick. Bounty brand perhaps, because it is the quicker picker upper. If you have been eating something, and the flavoring of said food product is still lingering in your saliva, then turn the keyboard over slightly, place your mouth against the wet area, and suck in vigorously until the last bit of drool has been retrieved.

You're welcome.

 

[tare]

We just pack all our snacks in our chkd luggage. I am hoping to bring a sandwich from earls to eat on the plane for breakfast this time.