Alpro Soya

[dennisb66]

My OH can no longer drink or eat dairy produce.Flying to Tenerife on Friday will customs allow a sealed carton of Alpro in hand baggage, I have my doubts although I know baby milk is allowed.Also does anyone know whether airlines carry non dairy milk on board for tea/coffee. TIA

[dzug2]

Customs won't be interested.

Airport security will though and will confiscate it if it's over 100ml. Put it in hold baggage.

Don't know about airlines - I suspect they vary but with budget ones it's unlikely.

[boxtops]

You can get soya milk in Tenerife

[Maydup]

Definitely OK wrapped and double wrapped in main baggage but no liquids in hand luggage.

You could try the powdered version and decant an amount into a small plastic tub to use on the journey.

http://www.veganstore...de=1&Product_Code=548

[chris1957au]

Have you booked a special meal for your flight? IE ''no dairy'' you will need to do this in advance either your self if you made your own booking or through your travel agent.

[237SJ]

The airline almost certainly won`t carry soya milk for your tea onboard (unless you`re flying to the Far East with someone like Cathay). You could decant some into one of your 100ml bottles and put it in your liquids bag for the flight.

[atalanta]

Why can't you buy some in the Boots shop which you will find within the duty-free area, after your baggage has been searched and passed for the flight ? I can't recall a major UK international airport which does not have a branch of Boots inside the Duty-free area.

[dennisb66]

Thanks everyone for your enlightning answers.

[malagabob]

The clear airline bags I have seen come with 4-5 small bottles. Why cant you fill all of them to less than 100ml each, Im sure that will be more than enough for a 4 hour flight.