Bringing Coffee Creamer onboard

[pnwredhead]

Hi there,

I am wondering if we are able to bring on coffee creamer (flavored like international delight) onboard. My sister uses the "Irish Cream" every day and I was thinking about grabbing some of the individual serving creamers in different flavors for us, but I wanted to see if anyone had done that in the past.  

TIA

[mz-s]

Plenty of people do. The individual tubs are nice because they don't need refrigeration. Knock yourself out.

[Chelle621]

My mom and I always bring our own.  The little individual international delights work the best. 

[PrincessArlena'sDad]

My wife can't have dairy and likes the nut pods. The smallest container they come in is 11.2 oz, in milk like cartoons. 

 

Anyone have success or failure with this or similar? 

[Essiesmom]

As long as it’s not in a bottle, and is sealed when brought aboard (which means you can’t open and use in the hotel the night before…).  EM

[mz-s]

24 minutes ago, PrincessArlena'sDad said:

My wife can't have dairy and likes the nut pods. The smallest container they come in is 11.2 oz, in milk like cartoons. 

 

Anyone have success or failure with this or similar? 

 

You should contact special needs before bringing on something like this since bottles are not allowed. But for a dietary restriction it should be fine as long as it's cleared ahead of time.

[Schoifmom]

24 minutes ago, mz-s said:

 

You should contact special needs before bringing on something like this since bottles are not allowed. But for a dietary restriction it should be fine as long as it's cleared ahead of time.

Cartons are allowed.  Also, since it is 11.2 oz, it is below the maximum per unit size.  They should be fine with or without a contact to Special Needs.

[mz-s]

10 minutes ago, Schoifmom said:

Cartons are allowed.  Also, since it is 11.2 oz, it is below the maximum per unit size.  They should be fine with or without a contact to Special Needs.

 

I agree, I just googled nutpods and it comes in cartons so yes it's fine. Up until now all the non dairy creamer I've seen comes in bottles.

[13cheermom]

15 hours ago, Chelle621 said:

My mom and I always bring our own.  The little individual international delights work the best. 

This is what we also do all the time.  They are nice and small and fit in a pocket to just grab before you leave the cabin and go to eat. They also don't need refrigeration which is good as well.

[auburn77]

On 3/30/2023 at 8:05 AM, PrincessArlena'sDad said:

My wife can't have dairy and likes the nut pods. The smallest container they come in is 11.2 oz, in milk like cartoons. 

 

Anyone have success or failure with this or similar? 

I'm not positive, but I don't believe the International nor the Coffee Mate have over 2% dairy. And that 2% is some kind of milk derivative.