Thanksgiving dinner foods you can and can't get through TSA with
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If you're flying for Thanksgiving weekend and you plan to travel to or from your destination with food, check out the edible items you can and can't bring with you through TSA.
You'll need the essentials including clothes, comfy shoes, hygiene products, electronics, and more, but you might also want to consider packing food for your trip. Whether you're loading up the necessities for nursing babies, filling your bag with edible gifts for your hosts, or even considering taking leftovers home – especially on a short flight, you'll need to be aware of what foods and drinks you can and can't bring through TSA. TSA recommends fluid-like items including jams, sauces, gravy, or beverages in quantities larger than 3.4 ounces should go in a checked bag. (iStock) Cooked meat is allowed in carry-on bags. (iStock) TSA notes that cakes, cookies, pies, meats, casseroles ,and other solids can travel in carry-on luggage in unlimited quantities during your holiday travels. (AP) Cortney Moore is an associate lifestyle writer on the Lifestyle team at Fox News Digital.
The Transportation Security Administration has a general overview of foods and drinks you can take with you on your plane ride via their website. The six-page list of permitted food items is available on the TSA’s dedicated "What Can I Bring?" webpage tool. Travelers can also type their items into the search bar to find out which foods can be carried on or need to be checked in.
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