Bringing your own snacks on a flight is a smart way to save money and stay full—but not everything in your bag will make it through TSA. Some foods that seem fine, like dips or spreads, don’t meet the carry-on rules and could get tossed at security delaying your travels.

TSA limits liquids, gels, and anything spreadable to 3.4 ounces or less in carry-on bags. That includes things like hummus, peanut butter, and yogurt. If you're bringing any of those, make sure the container is small enough or plan to pack it in your checked luggage. Here are some snacks to double-check before you fly.

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For Loveness, there was one tiny piece of luck. Her husband had offered to sell his car to pay the visa fees if she got a certificate of sponsorship. But he had not yet found a buyer.

Loveness now works in a shop in Harare, but her salary doesn't even cover her rent.

“I still have not given up. If I get an opportunity to move to other countries like Australia, I will grab it,” she said. (TimesLIVE)