Crumpets
 

Hi all I've got a question can you take crumpets with you and have them in your luggage

I dont know the answer, but I love the question! 😂

Are they the small thick crumpets with the holes or the big flat ones more like a pancake with holes?

Either way, I’m sorry but I don’t know the answer to your question, I was just wondering. I wish I hadn’t started thinking about it, I could murder crumpet slathered in butter now :)

I do hope so - we like the square toasting crumpets from Iceland and hope to take some next time.

Aren't they classified as bakery? As they are cooked but you just warm them.

I honestly can't think of a reason that you can't take them with you. They're not meat, fruit, vegetables, nuts, seeds or dairy which are the biggest no go food groups.

Yes they are

are you taking lurpak too ? :grin: if not - theres no point taking them ;)

Mmm. Not sure if those are crumpets or pikelets.

Either way it is illegal to take them into the US without marmite.

Oh. If you do take marmite do declare it as it is ok but Bovril isnt and it looks the same on the scanners

Yes you can I have brought out Warburtons loafs Soda Farls etc loads of times for expat friends in fact last week I had a Warburtons loaf and a big tin of Heinz beans for my Floridian god daughters they love toast and beans like they get when the visit us in Scotland
Ps you can buy English Crumpets in Publix Duffy are the best I've bought them before when holding a
Traditional British afternoon tea fundraiser for said god daughters school