Allergy Info - Be Our Guest Breakfast

[HLAuburn]

We have a breakfast reservation this weekend for BOG breakfast and DD has an egg allergy. Does anyone know where I can find BOG allergy info, particularly for the breakfast kids menu? I called dining to make sure it was noted on the reservation, but I was hoping to gather a little more info before we go. From what I can tell, cereal is the only thing she would be able to eat and that's a little disappointed. I know table service restaurants have made her eggless waffles, but I wasn't sure how BOG would work since it's more of a counter service/fixed price menu.

Thanks!!

 

[StitchesGr8Fan]

Disney will not provide allergen info before you dine because their suppliers change regularly what is safe today may not be tomorrow. Anything anyone here can provide may be out of date by the time you go. Talking to the chef is the safest route.

 

[Mum23]

You can email special diets and they will send a list of commonly used replacements to you for your allergy. Always double check with the chef but it's a way to check things out ahead of time! I know we booked things based on how the menus looked and what they looked to be able to do for my DS (he's got a longer list too so it was a lot of cross referencing).

 

[Random Ninja]

BOG should have Van's waffles and Erin McKenna's babycakes products at the least, just like Crystal Palace. I wouldn't expect them to be able to do more than that though.

 

[stackyallred]

I can't speak for breakfast but during our lunches and dinners at BOG (in September and November), the chefs that came out and spoke to me were awesome! I literally can't eat one thing "as is" on most menus. They went very out of their way to accommodate my 40+ allergies/intolerances (including egg). I know everyone's experiences can differ but I imagine they will be well prepared for an egg allergy.

 

[raetrosclair]

We have a breakfast reservation this weekend for BOG breakfast and DD has an egg allergy. Does anyone know where I can find BOG allergy info, particularly for the breakfast kids menu? I called dining to make sure it was noted on the reservation, but I was hoping to gather a little more info before we go. From what I can tell, cereal is the only thing she would be able to eat and that's a little disappointed. I know table service restaurants have made her eggless waffles, but I wasn't sure how BOG would work since it's more of a counter service/fixed price menu.

Thanks!!

Hi - I was wondering how the breakfast went? We have a reservation in Dec for breakfast, and DS (18 months) also has an egg allergy. I too am worried because the menu seems really egg-heavy.