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SuzyQ
Mama to 3!?!?!?
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Susan
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Airplane travel question
We've taken Lily on LOTS of plane trips (this one will be her 7th in less than a year - times that by 2 for round-trip) but next week will be our first without formula. Does anyone know if they sell whole milk in the airport? Or can I bring that through security in an insulated bag? I think they'll have it on the plane, but I'll need it before we board.
TIA. Wish us luck flying on the worst travel day (Wednesday before Thanksgiving.) 
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Posted 11/15/07 9:03 AM  |
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bicosi
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Re: Airplane travel question
Hi there! we're frequent flyers too!
YES, they sell milk right after you go passed security. But just so you know, my kids have never had a problem carrying their sippies through security filled with milk/water/juice. so long as I told the woman at the security gate beforehand.
Good luck!! 
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| Posted 11/15/07 9:07 AM |
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-Lisa-
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Lisa
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Re: Airplane travel question
I just traveled with Ella to Europe. They let you bring milk through security for the baby without a problem. I bought lunch box sized containers of milk that didn't need to be refrigerated (parmalat, etc) - it worked great. I didn't have to worry about keeping them cold and I only had to open what I needed, when I needed it.
I found them in the supermarket with the juice boxes.
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| Posted 11/15/07 9:12 AM |
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yankinmanc
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Re: Airplane travel question
We travel a fair bit between the UK and the US, we go through security with no drinks and we go to a newsagent or a care and buy pints of milk. At Philly I bought the milk at a pizza place. If I can't get full fat milk, I get 2% the kid won't die if he drinks it once or twice.
Also, I have found that on planes they very often have juice boxes and snacks for kids. The first time we flew I bought tons of crap with me, I learned my lesson!!
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| Posted 11/15/07 9:14 AM |
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SuzyQ
Mama to 3!?!?!?
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Susan
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Re: Airplane travel question
Thanks, ladies. I knew you'd be able to help me!
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| Posted 11/15/07 9:28 AM |
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Merf99
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Re: Airplane travel question
We just flew to Aruba and took some Parmalat with us. In the airport, there was mlik though. Some places didn't have whole milk though.
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| Posted 11/15/07 11:35 AM |
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AlohaMa
Never Forget
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Jen
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Re: Airplane travel question
I brought boxed milk with us and we weren't given any problem.
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| Posted 11/15/07 12:17 PM |
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mtg1970
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Teresa
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Re: Airplane travel question
Does parmalat taste like the milk here in the US?
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| Posted 11/15/07 1:19 PM |
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Faithx2
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Re: Airplane travel question
I am bringing Lil Milk by Parmalat when we fly 
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| Posted 11/15/07 1:21 PM |
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-Lisa-
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Lisa
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Re: Airplane travel question
Posted by mtg1970
Does parmalat taste like the milk here in the US?
yes, it IS milk. Just ultra pasteurized so it can have a shelf life without refrigeration.
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| Posted 11/15/07 1:33 PM |
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Re: Airplane travel question
The times I have flowin with my children, they did not serve milk on the plane. I was able to bring it through security with no problems in either a bottle or a sippy cup.
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| Posted 11/15/07 1:48 PM |
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