TSA agent confiscates cupcake; "This was no ordinary cupcake"
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TSA agent confiscates cupcake; "This was no ordinary cupcake"

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/nati...#ixzz1j6BPEpXGThe TSA is fighting back after a story about a traveler's cupcakes being confiscated went viral — leaving a bad taste in many travelers' mouths.
Their latest blast of bad PR began last month when a traveler said her delicious cupcake was confiscated by a TSA agent because the icing on the top of it was determined to be more liquid than is allowed in carry-on luggage.
“The frosting apparently constitutes a gel-like substance because it was adorably packaged in a glass jar,” Rebecca Haines told WCBV-TV in Boston last month.
In a blog post on its official website posted Monday, the TSA defended its agent's actions and said that the cupcake involved in "Cupcakegate" wasn't an ordinary pastry.
Officials said on the blog that the cupcake in question was a cupcake in a jar — not a plain cupcake. -
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Re: TSA agent confiscates cupcake; "This was no ordinary cupcake"Ha, ha!(Original post by Aj12)
Can imagine a load of terrorists baking cupcakes seeing this and having to go back to the drawing board/cookbook
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Re: TSA agent confiscates cupcake; "This was no ordinary cupcake"(Original post by najinaji)
Does this remind anyone of that time when bomb-making instructions were replaced with cake recipes?
aw that was excellent.
Had I been the TSA officer I'd have eaten the evidence asap. Mmmm.

Why would you keep a single cupcake in a glass jar?