HP Sauce

Am i allowed to take a bottle of HP brown sauce from here in the UK to give to a friend out in Austria when i go skiing?

Checked with the airlines website and the said to speak to the Austrian Embassy to find out if I would be allowed....

Any ideas?

boo_yay wrote:Am i allowed to take a bottle of HP brown sauce from here in the UK to give to a friend out in Austria when i go skiing?

Checked with the airlines website and the said to speak to the Austrian Embassy to find out if I would be allowed....

Any ideas?

It will have to go in your suitcase, never get that through as hand luggage. Can't see why not, personal use etc.

Is this a serious question?

bandit wrote:

boo_yay wrote:Am i allowed to take a bottle of HP brown sauce from here in the UK to give to a friend out in Austria when i go skiing?

Checked with the airlines website and the said to speak to the Austrian Embassy to find out if I would be allowed....

Any ideas?

It will have to go in your suitcase, never get that through as hand luggage. Can't see why not, personal use etc[i] .

That's what my mate said when he was arrested for taking 3 kilos of coke out with him...they just don't buy the 'it's for personal use' line anymore...

Iceman wrote:Is this a serious question?

If the poor guy is out in Austria for any length of time he will need more than one bottle to kill the taste of the food :thumbup:

I usually take a small squeezy bottle of HP with me. Never had a problem.
Can't have a cooked breakfast without HP and some chalets only have red, I mean really!

Brown sauce in your luggage - no problem - in your hand luggage & it will get treated like any other liquid & get binned at security.

However a jar of proper English mustard would be far better....

I am with Andyhull on this one. Brown sauce or no sauce! I cant see customs opening your bag and bringing you in the back room when you collect your bag

"Vat iz ziss, zee brown ztuff?!?!?" Say in an Austrian/German accent ;)