Thanksgiving travel expected to be busiest on record
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Nothing's better than a fresh batch of holiday treats - unless they're a pile of crumbs after transit. Discover how to keep them safe during holiday travel.
Here are some examples of holiday food you can carry through a TSA checkpoint: Baked goods – Homemade or store-bought pies, cakes, cookies, brownies, and other sweet treats. Meats – Turkey, chicken, ham, steak (frozen, cooked, or uncooked). Stuffing – Cooked or uncooked, in a box or bag.
For Michigan residents planning to travel for Thanksgiving, Nov. 28, or later in the holiday season here are travel hacks to try for kids.
If you're traveling for Thanksgiving and are assigned to bring a dish, try these make-ahead ideas that will travel well. Some don't even need to be reheated!
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If you’re traveling somewhere for the Thanksgiving long weekend, brace yourself.
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