lord_galathon
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Just curious, will be an odd time of day, many snacks might be needed.
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Anyone see anything in here that would get confiscated before boarding a flight?
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lord_galathon
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Dibbs
Active member
What if there is an allergic person on the plane?...smh
eurovw
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Sont aussi acceptés :
— le pain, les biscuits, les craquelins, les barres tendres et les céréales
— les bonbons et le chocolat
— la plupart des fromages faits de lait pasteurisé
— les aliments en conserve
— le poisson (voir plus bas la règle sur l’étiquetage)
— les fruits séchés
— les noix, à condition qu’elles soient écalées puis bouillies, cuites ou rôties.
À savoir : une compagnie aérienne peut demander à des passagers voisins d’une personne allergique de ne pas manger d’arachides ou d'autres noix allergènes.
Ce qui n’est pas permis :
— la viande, sous toutes ses formes, et la viande présente dans la liste d’ingrédients de produits d’épicerie
— le lait, sauf en petite quantité pour un bébé
— les œufs et les produits contenant des œufs crus
http://plus.lapresse.ca/screens/4f2b-29d4-52defef8-b5fe-0c0dac1c606d|_0.html
— le pain, les biscuits, les craquelins, les barres tendres et les céréales
— les bonbons et le chocolat
— la plupart des fromages faits de lait pasteurisé
— les aliments en conserve
— le poisson (voir plus bas la règle sur l’étiquetage)
— les fruits séchés
— les noix, à condition qu’elles soient écalées puis bouillies, cuites ou rôties.
À savoir : une compagnie aérienne peut demander à des passagers voisins d’une personne allergique de ne pas manger d’arachides ou d'autres noix allergènes.
Ce qui n’est pas permis :
— la viande, sous toutes ses formes, et la viande présente dans la liste d’ingrédients de produits d’épicerie
— le lait, sauf en petite quantité pour un bébé
— les œufs et les produits contenant des œufs crus
http://plus.lapresse.ca/screens/4f2b-29d4-52defef8-b5fe-0c0dac1c606d|_0.html
lord_galathon
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...Damn.PsychoBandito
New member
Quick on topic story.
A few weeks ago, I went to LA. Brought some kind brand nut bars. Customs machine asks if I have any nuts. Click yes, get sent to secondary screening. No one else in line, nut bars are fine, skip 30 minute customs line.
A few weeks ago, I went to LA. Brought some kind brand nut bars. Customs machine asks if I have any nuts. Click yes, get sent to secondary screening. No one else in line, nut bars are fine, skip 30 minute customs line.
Gregster
Legacy Member
it's taken very seriously. 3 row front and back perimeter.. Multiples on wide body
Dibbs
Active member
I'm aware. I was pointing out the fact that it's very inconsiderate to crack open a can of planters in a confined space.
vladjet2000
New member
you can dry some bread, break it off into chunks once it's hard and you can stab people with it.
Rob_SeR
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Fais toi en pas, je reviens de Hawaii, j'ai amené ça et ben plus (mangues séchées, amandes, noix de macadame, raisins secs, etc)
MrSpace
Legacy Member
There is a difference between boarding a flight and getting in the country where you're going.
I've been on flights (through security) with fruits, sushi and soy sauce (under 100ml), and all kinds of stuff. Unless it's liquid and over 100ml they don't care... Fruit, beef, name it.
But to get in a country it's a whole other story!!!
rollingsound
New member
Lol domestic as long as you don't go over the fluid limit you can bring a fucking Subway sandwich on the plane. It's a mess. Plus with what you're bringing you're just asking to get blocked up lol, a long flight and that junk? You're gonna feel like craaaap
-Phil-
Active member
Doesn't taste like it tho
lord_galathon
Well-known member
Great.
Just what the world needs.
Another fucking nutritionist.
We need those like we need more vegan crossfitters.
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