Can you bring USDA approved beef into Roatan from the USA

[Doc]

Also, I sure wouldn't risk crossing an international border whith anything forbiden ( Turkey! ), especially to countries where human rights are reputed to not always be fully respected!

The worst that Customs will do is "almost" burn it and then have to eat it. :14:

Local culture from Roatan- in terms of food? Happy Thanksgiving with your rice and beans.

But... I hear you.

 

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I wouldn't try bringing anything that I wasn't willing to give the customs inspector.....

Speaking of which... Will, do you have any requests for us to bring down in May?

 

[SoSiouxme]

I'm totally down for the baliata lady next to Coconut Tree for a quick lunch, but Thanksgiving is gospel.

Because of my holiday schedule, I often travel during Thanksgiving and I always manage to have turkey - except in Buenos Aires - but then it was Cabanas los Lilas (a fair trade, IMO). If I want a slice o' Americana for one day and have found a way to get it (thanks Will!) don't be playa' hatin'.

And RoatanMan is right about the beans and rice - I'm much safer with my Plan B. Oh, and if you will be in Roatan on Thanksgiving -- we may have enough to share.