Can I take frozen pizza on a plane?

[Adam Jensen]

Pretty sure you could club the pilot to death with it, so no, that'll have to be banned by the TSA for our protection.

[jaimelannister]

Yes you can. Get one of those insulated packs and add some ice packs and it should be fine for a relatively short trip (~2 hour plane ride). I have a friend who used to take frozen meat back from San Antonio to Dallas with that method, but that's only a 1 hour flight...not sure how it would fare over longer distances.

But strictly talking rules: yes, you can bring frozen food on a domestic flight with no issues.

[Raeion]

Cut the Pizza and put em in something and take it to the plane eat eaaat

[Deleted]

How about calling the company your flying with and ask them ?
Im sure thay can give you a better answer then you would get here :P

[poser765]

Yes you can take it on the plane. Be carefull with dry ice. That's considered hazmat and there is a limit to how much can be carried on a plane. You WILL have to report it and it will NOT be carry on.

Look, you can go out and get a cooler and some gel packs and check it. This is a hassle, when it is far easier to let Giadornos's do all the work for you. They will ship it to you. That really is your best solution.

---------- Post added 2012-12-05 at 04:26 PM ----------

Is this it?



Because that looks more like pie than pizza.
Wouldn't you be able to take a cooler with you on the plane? You might have to pay extra for more luggage though.

Pretty close. Don't know if that is Giadorno's for sure, but I can tell you it is close to the best food I've ever had. Ever.

[n1ck301]

It's a domestic flight that will only be about 2 hours 15 minutes.

[Ciddy]

Just call the airline, explain what you want to do, and ask for a yes or a no. They could probably give you a good answer.

Also I have never heard of Giordano's stuffed pizza before, but I did a GIS for it, and I have to admit that looks pretty epic.

[Reeve]

Is this it?



Because that looks more like pie than pizza.
Wouldn't you be able to take a cooler with you on the plane? You might have to pay extra for more luggage though.

Chicago Style Pizzas are souffles, not pizzas, imo.

[poser765]

Chicago Style Pizzas are souffles, not pizzas, imo.

Semantics. Whatever you want to call them they are still mana from heaven.

[Reeve]

Semantics. Whatever you want to call them they are still mana from heaven.

No way. Give me a New York or Italian style pizza anyday.

[Reg]

Yeah, those styrofoam containers and some dry ice would do the trick, depending on international shipping laws. I order certain steaks off the internet that travel damn near across the entire country by plane, train or automobile and delivered by UPS, so it lasts a decent amount of time.

---------- Post added 2012-12-06 at 12:56 PM ----------

No way. Give me a New York or Italian style pizza anyday.

And agreed!