The main reason is was taken away from the passenger was due to the amount of icing (categorized as a gel by the TSA) that falls under the 'liquid' categorization and didn't adhere to 3-1-1 standards. The odd thing is that these cupcakes cleared on one leg of the trip (from my home airport of Boston Logan), but not the other.
cupcake comparison photo via consumertraveler.com
I know I would be totally bummed to lose out on one of these beauties. I have to say that I love this cupcake in a jar concept, it looks absurdly delicious and the packaging couldn't be sweeter (I'm a sucker for a mason jar). I'm psyched to know that these are produced right here in Massachusetts at Wicked Good Cupcakes, which I will have to try out very soon. Maybe a 3.4 ounce jarred cupcake is in order for travels? They could name it 'Cupcakegate'!
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MMMM. Cupcakes! I really can't believe they would be confiscated by TSA. Wait, yes I can.
ReplyDeleteI love cupcakes of all kinds :)
ReplyDeleteHow interesting and incredible. Btw:I love cupcakes so much! Yum...Muah
ReplyDeleteI hadn't heard of this -- wow!
ReplyDeleteHehe. I am on Bona Petit Blog now. It's nice and delicious.
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LOVE the sound of cupcake in a jar! awesome!
ReplyDeleteHahahaha...I didn't hear about this! That is hilarious!! :)
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