Protein Drinks?

[kpark895]

My daughter is on a special high protein diet, and she drinks some of these shakes every day.  Is she allowed to bring them onboard?  I looked at the Celebrity list of things not allowed, and I would guess if they're considered food, the answer would be yes.  If they're considered beverages, not sure.

[Rick&Jeannie]

Is this some type of powder that you mix yourself or is it in liquid form already?

[Shiba_Lover]

If it is a medical need - you can likely make sure it is allowed.  You can contact the special needs department to be sure - Medical Needs (celebritycruises.com)

[Rick&Jeannie]

If powder form, I feel certain that you can bring it on board.

[markeb]

Agree on the special needs just to be sure. I think this has come up in the past, more from a protein supplement for people training. My foggy memory is it was OK. But if a health care provider is on record (written letter/script) that she needs it, I'm confident the special needs folks will facilitate it.

[NMTraveller]

We have brought powders on board.  No problem.

[WestLakeGirl]

Whether liquid or powder, there should be no problem bringing what you need on board with you.  The screeners are looking for Alcohol

[Nado44]

At Spa Cafe on a recent Edge sailing, a crew member blended a special drink (kale tonic) with spoonfuls of protein powder provided by the guest. Could be an option for your daughter.

[kpark895]

Thanks for the answers.  They are liquid shakes - she doesn't use powder.