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Over 18-million people from Tuesday, November 26th to Monday, December 2nd.
Thanksgiving Foods That Can Be Carried Through TSA Checkpoints
- Baked goods, both homemade and store-bought
- Meats- Frozen, cooked or uncooked.
- Stuffing - Cooked, uncooked, in a box or in a bag.
- Casseroles and Mac ‘n Cheese - Cooked in a pan or ingredients to cook later.
- Fresh vegetables, fresh fruit, candy and spices.
Thanksgiving Foods That Should Be CAREFULLY Packed In Your Checked Bags (if more than 3.4-ounces)
- Cranberry sauce - Homemade or canned, both are spreadable and need to be checked.
- Gravy - Same goes for gravy, homemade or in a jar/can.
- Wine, champagne, sparkling apple cider.
- Canned fruit or vegetables - They’ve got liquid in the can, so check them.
- Preserves, jams and jellies - These are spreadable, too, that means check them.
