Have a long flight coming up with 2 kids, so want/need to take some snacks on the plane with us. Such as small packs noodles, granola bars, cashews, chocolate etc. I know security won't let liquids (ie: bottles of water) thru but unopened packs of the above is Ok?.. I believe the plane is fine, but getting thru the security checks?.

Thanks for help.

 

Depends, if you are going to Australia, they often check bags again before the departure gate. Pretty sure they will confiscate some stuff !!

Have a long flight coming up with 2 kids, so want/need to take some snacks on the plane with us. Such as small packs noodles, granola bars, cashews, chocolate etc. I know security won't let liquids (ie: bottles of water) thru but unopened packs of the above is Ok?.. I believe the plane is fine, but getting thru the security checks?.
Thanks for help.
 

Once you've cleared security you can buy bottles of water. We took loads of small snacks and water to make our son's formula milk. No issues at all.

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You should be ok with snacks, choccie etc, so long is it doesn't look gel-like.

 

That said, I had a Mars Bar pulled by security in India (Mumbai). "Gel" the man said (it was a little melted), I figured he needed it more than I did.

 

 

Just buy what you need after going through security checks etc, might be a little more expensive but at least you wont have any problems etc.

Don't take Vegemite. Some countries think it is plastic explosive.

54 minutes ago, Lacessit said:

Don't take Vegemite. Some countries think it is plastic explosive.

I thought it was axle grease.

 

If your port of embaracation is is a country with safe drinking water from the taps, just take some empty plastic bottles and fill them up with water after the security cowboys...food would not be a problem and it would be wiser to give a quick call at your airport security before the trip....have a nice flight.

Get when through security

then ask when in the plane if it s not Ryan  air   from bkk to Australia u should be good otherwise have a fat wallet 

If you are going going to Australia, declare all the food / snacks / you have on the form, otherwise, big trouble . No fruit allowed there, or grains. 

 

6 hours ago, anfh said:

Just buy what you need after going through security checks etc, might be a little more expensive but at least you wont have any problems etc.

Negative............... You can take all kinds of food on the plane that you can buy much cheaper at home.......... That was a rare case of the candy bar being taken but it is true that any food of the same consistency as toothpaste will not be allowed (dry chips, nuts and even dried fruits are OK) Apples and bananas are OK - Beef jerky is OK - just DON'T try to take those items into many countries......... 

I have a bit of past and very recent experience.......... I fly 100,000 miles a year for the past 20 years....... I'm up to date....... similar to the candy bar confiscation, I had an occasion in Peking, China..... where they liked my small 50ml whiskey bottles and confiscated them (probably for their own pleasure)....... I always carry 3 to 6 of the small 'airplane' whiskey bottles that I refill at home each trip. They are only 50ml and you can carry liquids (even toothpaste and gels) up to 100ml (3.2 fluid oz.) as long as it is kept in and don't overfill a quart-size zip-lock bag.......

I had nuts that were not in their original bag confiscated in Australia one time so be careful what you take there. In New Zealand they took away some fresh packed fish from Thailand. They asked were they fresh water 'farmed' fish or salt water fish.... Mine were ''''farmed fish' so I lost them but salt water fish would have been 'permitted'..........

Have a good trip and keep the kids happy.......

I don't know why you would want to take water on board.  They have it by the gallons on the plane.  They also have loads of snack food too.  Making a fuss about very little.

Security theater, IMHO, is like guessing who will win the World Cup in 2025.

 

Here's a possible way to game the US TSA (the original theatre group):

 

 

https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#search/Johnny%40johnnyjet.com%2C+dry+ice/16206c9e113888e5

 

of course YMMV!

6 hours ago, Gillyflower said:

I don't know why you would want to take water on board.  They have it by the gallons on the plane.  They also have loads of snack food too.  Making a fuss about very little.

Obviously you have never travelled with kids. 

12 hours ago, smotherb said:

I thought it was axle grease.

 

No, that's what's used at KFC and McDonald's.

12 hours ago, Lacessit said:

Don't take Vegemite. Some countries think it is plastic explosive.

It is to some people when they taste it for the first time!  

2 hours ago, Lacessit said:

No, that's what's used at KFC and McDonald's.

No wonder I never eat that garbage.

On ‎4‎/‎1‎/‎2018 at 7:21 AM, brewsterbudgen said:

Once you've cleared security you can buy bottles of water. We took loads of small snacks and water to make our son's formula milk. No issues at all.

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No need to buy water at rip off airside prices. I take an empty water bottle through and fill it up at the drinking water points.

Anyway, the hosties will probably give you as much water as you want on the plane, if you ask.

 

I've never had a problem taking food through security. I put it in my carry on bag and they've never even opened it.

Only problem I ever had in LOS was when they took some sewing needles off me ( perhaps they thought I was going to needle someone to death ) and when they took one of those tiny travel toothpastes off me ( they don't even know their own rules on amount of liquid allowed ).

14 hours ago, smotherb said:

I thought it was axle grease.

 

Axle grease taste's better

11 hours ago, geisha said:

If you are going going to Australia, declare all the food / snacks / you have on the form, otherwise, big trouble . No fruit allowed there, or grains. 

 

Same in NZ. It costs big if you don't declare any food at all and they catch you. Best not to take anything food related in. If I have any airplane snacks like the cheese and biscuits left when we land I leave them on the plane rather than risk it. 

2 hours ago, Lacessit said:

No, that's what's used at KFC and McDonald's.

Had KFC tonight went down great 

Reasonable amounts of formula and baby food allowed in liquid form on the plane.

 Avoid FINES declare all food items on arrival.

5 hours ago, mbamber said:

Had KFC tonight went down great 

How's the lining on your arteries going?

6 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said:

Same in NZ. It costs big if you don't declare any food at all and they catch you. Best not to take anything food related in. If I have any airplane snacks like the cheese and biscuits left when we land I leave them on the plane rather than risk it. 

 

 

Failure to disclose causes the problem, me thinks.    Ok to take but they may confiscate.

 

 

 

 

I would and have taken snacks on the plane.  Yes, they feed you, but there are the times in between meals.  I'd just not take anything iffy, or if I did, make sure it was consumed before landing.  I assume you want the snacks for the flight rather than your stay, so only take small amounts you'll finish in-flight and all is well.

Why don’t you buy some snacks from the trolley?