can i bring cooked food through security?

[riorobc023]

I will be bringing pre cooked food while traveling through Suvarnabhumi while heading home.

i will have a few slim tupperwares with chicken/steak/vegetables/rice

enough to last me for a whole days worth

is this okay?

thanks everyone

[gk10002000]

i have seen meals go through. i have taken smoothies through that I bought at the airport, but I haven't traveled in the last year

[riorobc023]

Nice thank you for your response. =)

[Mrjlh]

This may be the rule that stops you....

" All containers shall be placed together in a zipped plastic bag and shall have overall capacity not exceeding 1 litre (1,000 ml.)"

You may have a hard time with it unless you have some letter from a doctor stating you have to eat a very special menu. I don't think it will fly...pun intended.

[tartempion]

Should not be a problem.

[nidieunimaitre]

We always fly the cheapest airline of the day.

We always bring food in our cabin luggage.

Including pork on Arabian airlines, hehe.

And small bottles (< 5 cl) of alcohol in the 1 liter zip bag.

No problem passing through the scanner.

And of course the checked in luggage is full of Thai foods, raw and processed.

[Crossy]

So long as anything that could be construed as a 'liquid or gel' (curry sauce) goes in the 1L bag then I doubt you will see any problem.

[riorobc023]

This may be the rule that stops you....

" All containers shall be placed together in a zipped plastic bag and shall have overall capacity not exceeding 1 litre (1,000 ml.)"

You may have a hard time with it unless you have some letter from a doctor stating you have to eat a very special menu. I don't think it will fly...pun intended.

containers not exceeding 1,000 ml?

all the food is solid and some of it will be frozen

also i am diabetic so i will just tell them that

i don't have a doctors note or anything like that

i will have three small slim tupperware's by the way

Edited October 29, 2015 by riorobc023