For Canadian RV'ers crossing U.S. border
We're hoping to head down to the U.S. in a couple of weeks or so with our motorhome, and this will be our first cross border trip in the motorhome. (Saw an almost white rabbit in our yard today, it'...
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Thanks, everyone. I'm surprised that any meat at all was allowed. I wasn't planning to bring any meat at all or fresh produce either, just in case. I've heard stories about people having their canned goods confiscated, however. It seems to depend on the individual border agent.
In the past, we've entered the U.S. with Roger's syrup (can't buy that in the U.S., and DH really likes it), as well as Bisto (I can't make decent gravy without it) and Shake & Bake (more varieties here than in the U.S.) No problems with that. Returning from the U.S. to Canada, we've brought buttermilk ranch salad dressing, which I can't find in Canada, and our allowed allotment of rum. :) That was just traveling in a vehicle, no RV, so no full kitchen. This will be a new thing for us, going with a motorhome.
In the past, we've entered the U.S. with Roger's syrup (can't buy that in the U.S., and DH really likes it), as well as Bisto (I can't make decent gravy without it) and Shake & Bake (more varieties here than in the U.S.) No problems with that. Returning from the U.S. to Canada, we've brought buttermilk ranch salad dressing, which I can't find in Canada, and our allowed allotment of rum. :) That was just traveling in a vehicle, no RV, so no full kitchen. This will be a new thing for us, going with a motorhome.
