Birthday cake on flight to paris

kersky

Does anyone know if I would be able to take my grandsons birthday cake on my flight to Paris

richardw

Is it within the 100ml liquid, creams, gels rule

"All liquid substances must be contained within 1 clear re-sealable plastic bag no larger than 8" by 7.5" (20cm by 18cm), a 1 litre bag; this bag must be presented separately at the X-ray machine and must be sealed.
Each liquid, gel, paste etc. container must not exceed 100ml; the contents must fit comfortably within the 1 litre bag.
Liquids may be subject to testing."

phatbear

richardw wrote: »

Is it within the 100ml liquid, creams, gels rule

"All liquid substances must be contained within 1 clear re-sealable plastic bag no larger than 8" by 7.5" (20cm by 18cm), a 1 litre bag; this bag must be presented separately at the X-ray machine and must be sealed.
Each liquid, gel, paste etc. container must not exceed 100ml; the contents must fit comfortably within the 1 litre bag.
Liquids may be subject to testing."

A liquid brithday cake?????

Food stuffs are exempt from the 100ml rule, unless the food is a fluid ie soup or sauce on its own, the irony of the situ is you can have a curry and rice but cant have the curry sauce on its own.

In otherwords assuming you can put it in your carry on bag when you go through security then you will be fine.

However they may get twitchy on the plane when you pull out a knife to cut the cake and they may also get the hump when you light the candles.