Is there any way to bring frozen homemade baby food on a plane to Florida?

We're going when DS will be almost 8 months at the end of august. I'm hoping I can try some table food by then and give him cereal still. Will I have to make fresh food once I'm done there or is there any way I can bring a frozen stash? I'm just worried I wont find what I need, organic wise. Thank god he loves bananas!

Re: Is there any way to bring frozen homemade baby food on a plane to Florida?

I think it'll be easy to find organic baby food in Florida. Same type of stores here. I'm sure they have plenty of organic foods down there or even organic stores. I wouldn't take the chance.
You can buy plenty of fruits, baby food or yogurts when you get there.

Best thing I bought for the plane is those organic pouches of fruit they sell at BBB or BRU. Just squeezed it in a cup and fed him on the plane.

Re: Is there any way to bring frozen homemade baby food on a plane to Florida?

I've found that with a baby they let you take anything (food, water, formula, breastmilk) on the plane. I had an opened water bottle in the diaper bag on our last flight and the guy just put it through a machine real quick (unopened) to test it for something and gave it back to me. You should be good, but if you don't want to we do have Whole Foods down here in FL and Publix has a lot of organic too.

Re: Is there any way to bring frozen homemade baby food on a plane to Florida?

Thanks Jess! I found a whole foods in Orlando!