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Don’t pack hollow Easter eggs

If you are considering flying some eggs across the world, then it is advised to take chocolate or crème filled ones, as hollow ones are prone to cracking into a million pieces when transported in baggage

Do take Easter eggs out of their boxes

Nothing is worse than taking up unnecessary space in your bags, especially when packing efficiently! So, if you are going to risk it and take your eggs in your bags, then it’s worth removing them from their packaging and wrapping them up in soft layers. This will save you some space and lower the damage done to your delicious eggs.

Don’t take crème filled eggs through security

You very well may be stopped during security checks if you pack crème filled eggs in your hand luggage as they may be considered a risk under the 100ml liquid rule.

Do consider buying Easter eggs at your destination

Easter is celebrated all over the world, so chances are wherever you’re travelling to will sell an array of chocolatey treats. So, it may be worth saving yourself the hassle of packing and taking your Easter eggs from home.