Cheese. It is possible to bring back vacuum-packed hard and semi-aged cheeses (most Italian deli counters can do this for you)… Pack that chunk of Parmigiano-Reggiano or Pecorino stagionato, if you like! (making sure to declare them at Customs).

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Can you bring Italian cheese into the US?

It’s best to avoid bringing unpasteurized cheese through U.S. Customs by eating it before crossing the border. Cheese can be enjoyed at the airport or on a plane, but be prepared for a few angry neighbors if the cheese is particularly smelly.

Can you bring cheese on a plane from Italy?

In the United States, imported Italian cheese is permitted.You can legally import aged Italian cheese into the United States, and this is the type of cheese that will hold up better in your suitcase during the trip.

Can you bring cheese through customs?

Cheddar – Cheddar that does not contain any meat is permitted in small quantities. Infants and very young children can consume liquid milk and milk products if they consume a reasonable amount or a small amount for a few days.

Can you bring cheese from Europe to US?

IS IT POSSIBLE? If you’re flying back to the US from Europe or elsewhere, you can bring cheese into the country for your own personal use.

Can I bring cheese in my carry-on?

Allowable hand luggage includes no limit on the amount of solid cheese that can be brought on board, so there is no limit to the amount of cheese you can bring on board. Whereas, only 3.4 ounces of creamy or spreadable cheese can be transported through airport security.

Can you bring cheese through TSA?

Food, powders, and other materials that can clog bags and obstruct clear X-ray images may be instructed to be removed from carry-on bags by TSA officers.

Can you carry cheese in checked luggage?

Hard cheeses can be transported in either checked or carry-on luggage. In terms of quantity, there are no restrictions. Carry-on luggage restrictions apply to soft cheeses; containers must be less than 3.4 ounces in volume. Soft spreadable cheeses are treated as liquids by the TSA.