Bringing back chocolate etc...

[Guest]

What is the rule with bringing back food? Does it have to be declared? Will be bringing back chocolate, sweets, pop tarts, sauces and possibly packet herb mixes (dry rubs, seasoning).

A customer at work said i couldn't bring back chocolate as it is classed as a dairy product!?! Never heard of chocolate being took off anyone!

I am drooling just thinking of all the yummy treats I want to bring back!

[Rina2012]

We always bring back Hershey's fruit & meat are a no no but sweets/candy (as far as I'm aware) are fine

We also bring back proper Mountain Dew!

[petetina]

we always bring back peanut m and m s for friends of ours and we always get the BIG bags----never declare them,never had a problem

[scottishmum]

You don't have to declare choc etc your friend is not correct. Always bring back choc and sweeets etc.

[Ramsay]

Always bring chocolate back and cake mixes etc , never had a problem x

[Guest]

Ooh good! I didn't think she was right but thought I had best check! Thank you all.

[Phoolgrrrl]

Yep, we brought pancake mix, syrup, bbq rub and sauce as well as sweets . And coffee actually, 2 huge jars for a friend for the price of a wee one on amazon. All ok. meat and dairy like milk/yog isn't.

[Chandler]

I had a rucksack full of Chocolate when returning from Boston in November, never had a problem, Any liquid shopping has to go in the case, as long as it's not meat , fruit or fresh dairy I think you are ok

[mouskevik]

There was an issue years and years ago with dairy products not being allowed out of the UK due to something like Mad Cow disease but not vice versa.

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