Shipping sauce to Canada

[Skyjerk]

Is this advisable?

I just made another batch of my "Narly Morich" last night.

This stuff will eat the enamel off your teeth

Anyway, my step-son lives in BC and he loves the hot stuff.
I'd love to ship him a bottle of my sauce but I'm afraid of Canada Customs
screwing it up.

Do they permit home made sauces to be shipped into Canada?

Incidentally, I was able to ship a large 1 qt bottle of my Caribbean Red Habanero
sauce (My son named "Chemical X") to my other son in the US Marine Corps
currently serving in Ramadi, Iraq.

Apparently, theres now a butt-load of Marines in Iraq that are all nuts for
Chemical X. :-)

This didnt have to go through customs though, as our care packages are transported
by the Marine Corps over to the troops abroad.

 

[POTAWIE]

I've had plenty of sauces sent to me from the U.S. and other parts of the world

 

[patrick]

When you get to the post office just fill out a customs form, takes about three minutes to do.

 

[lostmind]

A cooked sauce I can't see there being a problem with.

Seeds, fruits, plants, etc I can.

Good luck!

 

[POTAWIE]

Never a problem with seeds as long as they are hidden well or proper customs forms are filled out.

 

[lostmind]

I did get a "birthday" card recently and had no problems with that method for getting seeds