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I was wondering if anyone has ever crossed the border with kitchen utensils and knives..

My dad bought us an early wedding gift .. a set of schäfer knives which come sin its own case and i don't know if there will be any problems crossing the border with it... would my dad just be better off mailing it to us?

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I was wondering if anyone has ever crossed the border with kitchen utensils and knives..

My dad bought us an early wedding gift .. a set of schäfer knives which come sin its own case and i don't know if there will be any problems crossing the border with it... would my dad just be better off mailing it to us?

You will be fine crossing the border. They ask for weapons or knives and you can just mention them and they should be fine with them. I just brought 300 batteries across (for a flashlight promo giveaway at work) and no problems.

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You will be fine crossing the border. They ask for weapons or knives and you can just mention them and they should be fine with them. I just brought 300 batteries across (for a flashlight promo giveaway at work) and no problems.

ok ty :)

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I can see that bridge from my apartment. :)

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We cross on that bridge every time, it's really pretty! I always tweet pictures while we're sitting on it and waiting :)

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