Originally Answered: How do I transport a Chipotle burrito on an international flight? Getting a pre-rolled burrito through TSA security should not be a problem regardless of how much salsa, sour cream or guacamole is involved because those ingredients all mixed in and contained by the tortilla.

Yes, you can take a Chipotle meal through TSA security in 2026, but the "Liquid Rule" (3-1-1) still applies to specific components of your order. A standard burrito or a "burrito bowl" is considered a solid food item and will pass through the X-ray without issue. However, "spreadable" or "liquid-adjacent" items like salsa, guacamole, and queso are subject to strict scrutiny. If these are in individual side containers, they must be 3.4 ounces (100ml) or less and fit within your quart-sized clear bag. If the guacamole or salsa is already inside the burrito or mixed into the bowl, TSA usually allows it, as it is no longer considered a "freestanding liquid." However, a bowl with a significant amount of liquid (like a very "soupy" bean mixture) may be flagged for additional screening. In 2026, some airports with advanced CT scanners may be more lenient, but to be safe, it is best to order your sauces "on the side" in small portions or simply buy your meal after passing through the security checkpoint.