[Sweet Pink Kitty]

Tidligere var det slik at man ikke kunne ta med seg en del type produkter, men dette ble opphevet i 2008, mener jeg å huske. Uansett, det står ganske greit på sidene til UK Border Agency:

Sitat:

Animal food products
If you're travelling or sending goods from an EU country or from Andorra, Canary Islands, Channel Islands, Isle of Man, Liechtenstein, Norway, San Marino and Switzerland, you can bring in any meat, dairy or other animal products as long as they are free from diseases and for your own consumption.

If you're travelling or sending goods from outside the EU, you can't bring any meat or dairy products into the UK (unless you're bringing them from Croatia, the Faroe Islands, Greenland or Iceland when you are allowed a combined weight of up to 10kg per person). You may be allowed to bring in a limited quantity of other animal products such as fish and honey, but you should check the rules before you travel.

Med andre ord er ikke dette lenger en problemstilling slik det var tidligere, og det er feil at man ikke lenger kan ta inn kjøtt, meieriprodukter etc.

Man kan også leser mer her: http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/si...nging-food.pdf

Sitat:

dairy products include fresh, dried or concentrated milk, cream,
butter, ghee, mithai, cheese and products containing fresh cream.

Fløte bør derfor ikke være et problem.