restrictions in europe
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You are not allowed to import meats or plants or some fruit and vegetables from outside Europe. If you do an internet search you will find a long list of import restrictions for each European country.
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Since you tagged your post "Switzerland", this is the official list of Swiss Customs:
http://www.bvet.admin.ch/themen/0161...x.html?lang=en
Cereal drinks should be fine as long as they contain zero dairy products.
Instant cup noodles are available in any Swiss supermarket - and even wider choices in Asia shops/supermarkets, so you do not have to bring them with you anyway.
http://www.bvet.admin.ch/themen/0161...x.html?lang=en
Cereal drinks should be fine as long as they contain zero dairy products.
Instant cup noodles are available in any Swiss supermarket - and even wider choices in Asia shops/supermarkets, so you do not have to bring them with you anyway.
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The OP is ambiguous about for whom the food is for. If for gift, it would need be something brought in. For personal consumption,there are other options as others noted. While I don't do this, I noted this is not a bizarre behavior as some have wondered. For example, I have seen many(!) American travelers eating COSTCO (a US based membership warehouse store) sized huge snacks on trains. I would rather leave my stomach capacity for local goodies I cannot find at home, but each has his own priorities. I would also not want to carry a 26" or larger luggage partially to carry these mass of US snacks from home.