Can i take grapes to eat on a flight to mexico

[StiffyByngsDogBartholomew]

Flying tomorrow and have some nice grapes that I thought might be nice on the flight. However I'd forgotten I've only travelled in Europe recently where there are no restrictions.
a quick google shows I cannot take them into Mexico but.. can I take them on the plane as long as we have eaten them by the time we get there ? We are flying with Tui and they are still in the unopened lidl packaging (free on the fruity spins today). I also have a bar of lovely Italian chocolate I'd been saving for a special occasion which this is - first family holiday since 2018

sorry for such a mind numbingly trivial query. But if I can't I'd rather leave them here for MIL to enjoy when she feeds the cat than risk having them confiscated at LGW

As long as you eat them before you land I can’t see the issue tbh!

Yes just eat them before you land, shouldn’t be a problem at all

The only issue you might have is if the chocolate bar has nuts in it and there happens to be an announcement that it a no nut flight. But they are pretty rare in my experience

Good point about nuts, it's whole hazelnuts and i deffo don't want to lose it. I'll stuff my face with it another time leave it at home

Yes grapes will be fine to take with you to eat on the flight

Took grapes on a flight to Mexico, son didn't eat them. Threw them away whilst waiting for our bags. Didn't realise we couldn't have them but saw a sign, there were a few of them.

You could have it in the airport?

I’m pretty sure you could take the chocolate into Mexico if needed, especially if it’s sealed still