Bringing food (chicken wrap) through Security - Dublin

JohnCleary

Prob been asked to death, apologies.

Can I bring a chicken wrap (wrapped in cling film) through security at Dublin? I have lounge access so it's not a case of being a tight-wad, more that I don't want to be eating junk.

Many thanks.

tina1040

It's liquids that are not allowed. Food is fine.

ProudDUB

Yep, food is fine. But if you are going to the US, you can't bring any meat products past the US Customs & Immigration pre clearance checkpoint. If you are going anywhere else, you've nothing to worry about.

JohnCleary

ProudDUB wrote: »

Yep, food is fine. But if you are going to the US, you can't bring any meat products past the US Customs & Immigration pre clearance checkpoint. If you are going anywhere else, you've nothing to worry about.

Sorry forgot to mention, going to UAE, so all should be fine.

Thanks folks.

(And yes, not bringing liquids, plenty of whiskey in the lounge )

Strumms

Is this a piss take ? or perhaps a thinly veiled 'I'm off to the UAE with lounge access' thread ? Some crazy stuff popping up in this forum between how to weigh a bag, bringing a kettle and now asking about wraps :O

JohnCleary

Strumms wrote: »

Is this a piss take ? or perhaps a thinly veiled 'I'm off to the UAE with lounge access' thread ? Some crazy stuff popping up in this forum between how to weigh a bag, bringing a kettle and now asking about wraps :O

Get over it, mate.

I no longer have a tolerance for sh1te food since putting myself on a semi-healthy diet. I have no desire to gobble down pastries etc. before getting on a plane and was wondering if I can bring my own food in.

UAE isin't exactly anything to be showing off about, btw (Although the on-ward flight destination will be my base for winter holidays... yay). And TBH in this day and age, flying business with lounge access is hardly anything to brag about either.


PS. *CAN* I bring a kettle?? :pac:

Strumms

JohnCleary wrote: »

Get over it, mate.

I no longer have a tolerance for sh1te food since putting myself on a semi-healthy diet. I have no desire to gobble down pastries etc. before getting on a plane and was wondering if I can bring my own food in.

UAE isin't exactly anything to be showing off about, btw (Although the on-ward flight destination will be my base for winter holidays... yay). And TBH in this day and age, flying business with lounge access is hardly anything to brag about either.


PS. *CAN* I bring a kettle?? :pac:

so I was right you can bring a kettle although you can't fill it with water. You can bring your own food and even yourself ! :pac:

JohnCleary

Strumms wrote: »

so I was right you can bring a kettle although you can't fill it with water. You can bring your own food and even yourself ! :pac:

You can fly business to Bangkok tomorrow with Swiss for 1200. That's pretty cheap and certainly not elitist

FortySeven

JohnCleary wrote: »

You can fly business to Bangkok tomorrow with Swiss for 1200. That's pretty cheap and certainly not elitist

Isn't spending extra for more luxury the very definition of elitist?

Greyian

FortySeven wrote: »

Isn't spending extra for more luxury the very definition of elitist?

No

endacl

JohnCleary wrote: »

Get over it, mate.

I no longer have a tolerance for sh1te food since putting myself on a semi-healthy diet. I have no desire to gobble down pastries etc. before getting on a plane and was wondering if I can bring my own food in.

UAE isin't exactly anything to be showing off about, btw (Although the on-ward flight destination will be my base for winter holidays... yay). And TBH in this day and age, flying business with lounge access is hardly anything to brag about either.


PS. *CAN* I bring a kettle?? :pac:

Any chance I can have your pastries...?

rafatoni

Wraps are horrendous for calories. Bad choice.

JohnCleary

rafatoni wrote: »

Wraps are horrendous for calories. Bad choice.

I'm not worried about weight / calories, but think that's a topic for a different thread.

PS. From what I gather, it's the fillings that were known for their calorie count. I make my own wraps so no mayo / tikka sauce etc.