Fish Extender Food Question

[turtle27]

OK, so I am looking at doing a fun little something with candy for one of my next FE gifts, but have a question. Is it ok to order candy in bulk and then package that into smaller containers? Or does this violate the sealed container rule for food brought on-board the ship? And would this bother the majority of people to have candy like this?

 

[stacaka4321]

Would it be like M&M's into smaller baggies? Or Tootsie Rolls? Tottsie's would be ok because they are wrapped but M&M's would not be.

 

[jlynch924]

I probably would not just because a lot of people would likely toss it and it would be a waste of your money. Unless, like PP said, the candies were individually wrapped.

 

[butterfly71076]

Personally, I would not keep/eat or let my family keep/eat any food from a stranger that was not sealed in the original packaging.

 

[turtle27]

Thanks everyone, that is what I was thinking, but wanted to double check before solidifying my plans. Thanks again for the input!

 

[KitkatMahn]

Personally, I would not keep/eat or let my family keep/eat any food from a stranger that was not sealed in the original packaging.

Agree here whole heartedly. .would hate for you to waste your money

Kat

 

[Crystal O_o]

M&M's makes a party favor pack, but I don't know if it is within your budget. I got a pack from someone on my last cruise. I didn't want to eat them, they where so cute.

 

[Crystal O_o]

Or these?
http://www.amazon.com/Ms-Mini-Chocolate-Candy-Tubes/dp/B000NPVDKI

 

[wcw57]

we toss any food....don't need the risk. I'll just buy my own candy, thank you.

 

[kuhltiffany]

Depending on when you're cruising, individually packaged treats can be found around most holidays (Hallowe'en, Valentine's, Easter, etc.)