CAKE
Sep 26th 2008, 6:57 am
#16
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Re: CAKE
On a slightly different note, I flew from London to Scotland the other day and had a huge box of fruit jellies in my hand luggage and they let me through ok.
So you may be ok.
So you may be ok.
Sep 26th 2008, 12:56 pm
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Re: CAKE
Glad to see that something Canadian at the supermarket didnt disappoint you. Thgough nothign beats an M&S cake IMHO.
Thgough nothign beats an M&S cake IMHO.
Sep 26th 2008, 1:04 pm
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Sep 26th 2008, 5:40 pm
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Sep 27th 2008, 1:11 am
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Re: CAKE
A cake shouldn't be a problem, unless its a meat and cheese cake.
Take it as carry on, its solid not a liquid or a gel so thats not a problem.
Tell them its to eat on the journey if they give you any hassle.
Take it as carry on, its solid not a liquid or a gel so thats not a problem.
Tell them its to eat on the journey if they give you any hassle.
Sep 27th 2008, 2:18 pm
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Re: CAKE
lol out of curiosity...what kind of cake?
My gran used to wrap black pudding in her knickers to bring it to my mom in alberta way back in the day. And one of her suitcases was all choccy inside!!
My how times have changed
Sep 27th 2008, 5:30 pm
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Sep 27th 2008, 6:01 pm
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Re: CAKE
I believe it depends on the cake and the airline.
A friend of mine tried to take a home-made Christmas cake once. Because of liquid (alcohol content), it was not allowed on the plane(?) But the airline said it had to be checked in - it was in the special section where you check fragile stuff.
A friend of mine tried to take a home-made Christmas cake once. Because of liquid (alcohol content), it was not allowed on the plane(?) But the airline said it had to be checked in - it was in the special section where you check fragile stuff.
Sep 27th 2008, 11:27 pm
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Re: CAKE
I believe it depends on the cake and the airline.
A friend of mine tried to take a home-made Christmas cake once. Because of liquid (alcohol content), it was not allowed on the plane(?) But the airline said it had to be checked in - it was in the special section where you check fragile stuff.
A friend of mine tried to take a home-made Christmas cake once. Because of liquid (alcohol content), it was not allowed on the plane(?) But the airline said it had to be checked in - it was in the special section where you check fragile stuff.
So the cake is more of a danger than the bottles of Vodka, Brandy etc in the plane, what stupidity we have to put up with now to travel.
