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Re: Taking bread dough on an airplane

aqn@panix.com
Thu, 15 Jun 2006 12:04:57 -0400 (EDT)
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Yeah, I think the pressure will be a problem.  The cabin pressure 
will be lower at higher altitude than near the ground.  The cabin is 
pressurized, but the pressure does vary.  If I drink from a bottle of 
water at high altitude and then tightly cap it, after we land I 
invariably find the bottle squished up. more than a little bit

As suggested , maybe you can freeze the dough, pack it in dry ice in 
a little styrofoam cooler, and then pack that in a checked bag?  It 
is *VERY* cold in the luggage compartment.  (I can usually feel the 
residual coldness on items in my checked luggage when unpacking.

-- 
Andy Nguyen