Last Updated on September 12, 2022 by Rose Morah
It is possible to travel with frozen food on a plane. But it also depends on the type of food you are carrying and where you are going.
Personally, I have traveled domestically with frozen food many times and internationally on a trip coming from South America to the US.
I have also seen many people travel with frozen things with no issues as long as they are well packed.
| NOTE: If you doubt everything will go smoothly at the airport, I’d recommend contacting the airline to confirm. You will not have problems with TSA if you follow their guidelines. |
Tips for traveling with frozen food on a plane
1. Freeze the food well in advance
Freezing the food in advance ensures that it lasts longer while still frozen.
You will notice a big difference when traveling with food that
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