Ok, I am traveling to Spain soon, and when I travel I usually bring a bit of protein powder (I put it in cottage cheese or yogurt to add some flavor and texture).

However, I suspect that my usual approach — Ziploc baggies in a freezer bag — might invite, uh... extra scrutiny... at customs (see photo).

Anyone have alternative ideas about how to transport this stuff without creating suspicion? The original packaging won't work because it is very bulky.

I'm thinking small, clearly labeled Tupperware containers and a few scoops will maybe put customs inspectors in a less suspicious frame of mind?

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@carlton They usually only sell it in bulk anyway, in my experience. I wouldn't even be able to get less than a 2 month's supply of the kind I like in the US. Looking at this: maps.app.goo.gl/Rud7VQcWetLP9D

Seems like it is a similar deal. Worst case scenario I can do it, but it is also a bit uncertain. Quality for this stuff varies a lot.

@pganssle I think they sell such things in most pharmacies in “not too big tubs” but if you need a particular thing then your clear labelling seems like the best idea. That photo definitely gives off Mule vibes 😜

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