died fish tuyo

[SeiChii 1]

hi i think this is a stupid question but oh well just curious,

hi there guyz, can you bring dried fish like tuYo? in your baggage? going to US? ty

[Hannah+Vito 0]

found this on embassy site hope it helps.

5. What about taking food with me to the U.S.?

U.S. Department of Agriculture regulations prohibit tourists from bringing fresh, dried, and canned meats and meat products from most foreign countries. If any meat is used in preparing a product, it is prohibited. Bakery items and all cured cheeses are admissible. Imported foods are also subject to requirements of the Food and Drug Administration and may be seized upon inspection if, in the opinion of the FDA, they pose any health risk of any kind. Please check the Department of Agriculture's list of approved products!

If you are not sure, if you can bring a certain product, the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service of the Department of Agriculture will be able to assist you. http://www.aphis.usda.gov/ thats the site they linked to didn't work when cutting and pasting the info from embassy

[macutelit 0]

dried fish like tuyo...umm i think you can buy it here (filipino store) much better....

[JayVee 0]

Thers's a lot of Tuyo here in the US (Asian Store's) especially in CA.

[SeiChii 1]

but my mom wants the tawilis kind tiny and soft dried fish yummy with vinegar egg and friend rice.....

[Lil Miss Sunshine 14]

but my mom wants the tawilis kind tiny and soft dried fish yummy with vinegar egg and friend rice.....

you're making me hungry. hehe.

[SeiChii 1]

but my mom wants the tawilis kind tiny and soft dried fish yummy with vinegar egg and friend rice.....

you're making me hungry. hehe.

heheheh kikay i know i made my self hungry as well =) yummy

[heno 0]

hi i think this is a stupid question but oh well just curious,

hi there guyz, can you bring dried fish like tuYo? in your baggage? going to US? ty

I'm not sure kung d talaga puede. ung relative ko kc madalas pumunta as tourist sa US, nakakapagdala sha ng tuyo at bagoong.

[swmbob 0]

hi i think this is a stupid question but oh well just curious,

hi there guyz, can you bring dried fish like tuYo? in your baggage? going to US? ty

Even if can....Will you be allowed to cook it in the house?

[SeiChii 1]

i know huh. it will stink the whole house. and the smell stay there for a while... its my mom and she likes to eat tuyo hahahhaha.

[David-and-Mae 15]

hi i think this is a stupid question but oh well just curious,

hi there guyz, can you bring dried fish like tuYo? in your baggage? going to US? ty

Even if can....Will you be allowed to cook it in the house?

Use electric skillet and fix it outside the house. That's what I do whenever I want to fix something that will surely stink the house. Just be aware that the neighbors may call the city health department and report stinky odor coming from your house to their houses.

[Riccar08 0]

I would hide it in your jeans to take it on the plane

[macutelit 0]

hi i think this is a stupid question but oh well just curious,

hi there guyz, can you bring dried fish like tuYo? in your baggage? going to US? ty

Even if can....Will you be allowed to cook it in the house?

that is why i can't cook tuyo here it's almost a year and until now I can't still eat tuyo...ay buhay!!!

Use electric skillet and fix it outside the house. That's what I do whenever I want to fix something that will surely stink the house. Just be aware that the neighbors may call the city health department and report stinky odor coming from your house to their houses.

[tzeksman 0]

im not suggesting you do it but I did sneak some bagoong back well not on purpose and i hope i dont get chewed out by anyone for doing so, but yeah bagoong, and calamansi i brought back with me on my carry on...my mother in-law refused to take no for an answer, plus i really really like her bagoong so i brought that thru LAX again i dont suggest it but i had to confess!!!!!

[SeiChii 1]

hehehehehe why dont u try it to sneak into ur jean? is it fun? u try it first