Chrissy Teigen recently found herself in a pickle while preparing for a flight—specifically, a craving for scalloped potatoes. As any expectant mother can attest, sometimes those cravings are the only thing standing between sanity and public meltdowns. So, while traveling on Saturday, Teigen took to Twitter with a pressing question: “If I don’t have a carry-on, can I bring a large ceramic casserole dish of scalloped potatoes on the plane? I’m serious—is this allowed? Is it too heavy? I’ll cry if they toss it!”
This is a perfectly valid inquiry from an expectant mother—or really, anyone with a deep appreciation for carbs. And to everyone’s amusement, the TSA responded promptly with the green light for casserole travel.
Oh sweet potatoes—imagine a world where you can carry your beloved scalloped dish on board! I might just book a flight myself to witness this miracle firsthand.
For those who might think Teigen was just joking, let me assure you: she was dead serious. Some cravings are non-negotiable, and scalloped potatoes certainly fall into that category.
Picture this: there she is, casserole in hand, breezing through the security line. We all adore her for being relatable and real, and it seems that everyone else does too.
When it comes to cravings, pregnant women should be taken seriously. My friend Sarah once brought her wedding cake all the way from Ireland without a second thought. Trust me, you don’t want to mess with a determined baker.
Pregnant women are formidable forces, especially when we have a little one growing inside us. If a craving for scalloped potatoes strikes mid-flight, we’re going to make it happen. I mean, thank goodness it wasn’t a tuna casserole craving—then we’d really be in trouble!
At the end of the day, all is well that ends well for Teigen. For those inspired by her culinary adventure, Twitter is full of ideas.
Life as a working mother with a toddler is no small feat, and add another baby to the mix? Chrissy Teigen is a force to be reckoned with.
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Summary:
Chrissy Teigen’s humorous tweet about bringing scalloped potatoes on a flight highlights how even the TSA respects pregnancy cravings. Her authentic approach resonates with many, reminding us that some things—like a craving for comfort food—are best not questioned.
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