Can I take frozen milk on a plane

amother

OP ↓

Yesterday at 10:36 am

Not breastmilk. I want for my coffee and the place where I am going doesn’t have. Can I freeze and take in my carry on?
Also tips on how to keep it frozen 6+ hours?

amother

Mint

Yesterday at 10:43 am

Frozen breast milk is allowed, as it's considered a medical necessity.
I doubt that the same applies to frozen regular milk. You can try your luck, but it may get thrown out.

bestme

Yesterday at 10:48 am

I brought frozen Liquid on the plane. They did pull it out of my suitcase and check that it was fully frozen. When they saw that it was fully frozen, they allowed it on the plane. Just give extra time for checking your suitcase.

amother

PlumPink

Yesterday at 10:50 am

If you’re traveling with a baby, you can say it’s milk for the baby.

amother

↑ OP ↓

Yesterday at 10:50 am

amother PlumPink wrote:

If you’re traveling with a baby, you can say it’s milk for the baby.

I dont have a baby

amother

Pear ↓

Yesterday at 10:55 am

TSA officially allows any liquid that is frozen solid but they often give you issues if it’s slightly defrosted. So if you have a long drive from home to the airport I would recommend keeping it in a cooler with an ice pack in the car and only taking it out when you get to the airport. I would wrap it in (first a plastic bag in case of leaking!) and clothing in your carry on to try to insulate it after you go thru security-not worth it to do it before as they’ll just take it out of your bag anyways.

clowny ↓

Yesterday at 12:00 pm

Just pour milk in these travelling bottles that’s less than 4 oz. I do it all the time.

amother

↑ OP ↓

Yesterday at 12:05 pm

clowny wrote:

Just pour milk in these travelling bottles that’s less than 4 oz. I do it all the time.

I can have a few of those?

mommyhood

Yesterday at 12:23 pm

Frozen liquids are allowed, doesn't have to be for a baby. In my airport they pull it out, yell at me that I brought liquid and say they're throwing it out, I remind them that frozen is ok and they begrudgingly let me through.
I take it out of the freezer right before I leave for the airport and keep in a cooler bag with ice. Take some freezer ziploc bags and you can put ice cubes in them and put them in the cooler bag if the ice packs you take won't last the whole flight.

amother

DarkViolet

Yesterday at 12:24 pm

Success10 wrote:

Is there such a thing as CY powdered milk?

Yes

chick567 ↓

Yesterday at 12:27 pm

cholov yisroel powdered milk:

https://www.amazon.com/Haddar-.....3M830

mizle10

Yesterday at 12:33 pm

Officially yes but if they're in the mood they can give you a problem.

You can have a quart size bag filled with containers less than 3.4 oz of liquid.

↑ chick567

Yesterday at 12:36 pm

make sure the container itself is less than 4 oz. I once poured 2 oz of milk into an empty water bottle, figuring that it was only a little, and it would go through.
it was flagged for checking, and the guy only let it go because it was for my coffee that morning and I begged. he told me it needs to be in a small bottle.

amother

↑ Pear

Yesterday at 5:01 pm

clowny wrote:

Yes.

You can have as many 3.4 oz containers that fit in a quart size ziplock-not more than that.

amother

Sienna

Yesterday at 7:20 pm

They started making chalav Yisrael shelf stable milk. It's in a red and white "juice" box and sold in the juice aisle.

amother

Acacia

Yesterday at 7:27 pm

I’ve frozen Snapple bottles and didn’t have any issues.

amother

Heather

Yesterday at 10:27 pm

I freeze milk in the disposable dip containers. I put a few in a ziplock. Never had an issue. They defrost quickly and are just the right amount for my coffee.

amother

↑ OP

Yesterday at 11:31 pm

amother Heather wrote:

I freeze milk in the disposable dip containers. I put a few in a ziplock. Never had an issue. They defrost quickly and are just the right amount for my coffee.

How do you keep it frozen till you get to your destination?