Chocolate milk

[Minnie368]

Can you get chocolate milk at the drink stations on the Fantasy? MDRs? Room service?

 

[PrincessShmoo]

Can you get chocolate milk at the drink stations on the Fantasy? MDRs? Room service?

Don't recall seeing chocolate milk at the drink stations. MDRs - yes. Room service - yes. And Cabanas has chocolate milk in cartons (at least at breakfast) It's the dark blue cartons....

 

[Minnie368]

Don't recall seeing chocolate milk at the drink stations. MDRs - yes. Room service - yes. And Cabanas has chocolate milk in cartons (at least at breakfast) It's the dark blue cartons....
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Thanks! You have all the answers

 

[WB1971]

At some point they switched from real chocolate milk to fat free chocolate water. What a waste. I'd think that the "fat free is better for you"thinking had been fully debunked by now. Guessing this is to mollify some US govt program, as our cruise out of Barcelona in September had the real stuff. No more fat free chocolate please!

 

[Minnie368]

At some point they switched from real chocolate milk to fat free chocolate water. What a waste. I'd think that the "fat free is better for you"thinking had been fully debunked by now. Guessing this is to mollify some US govt program, as our cruise out of Barcelona in September had the real stuff. No more fat free chocolate please!

Wow that is disappointing! Was it the chocolate milk that was in the cartons at breakfast?

 

[PrincessShmoo]

Wow that is disappointing! Was it the chocolate milk that was in the cartons at breakfast?

The "chocolate milk" in the cartons is TruMoo chocolate fat-free milk.

 

[ImprovGal]

The "chocolate milk" in the cartons is TruMoo chocolate fat-free milk.

That is the case for sailings out of Canaveral, at least. I can't remember if San Juan was the same. When I last sailed out of Europe, the milk was Luxlait and their chocolate milk was made from whole milk.

 

[dclpluto]

At breakfast don’t be afraid to take some back to your room to enjoy later.

 

[Dug720]

At some point they switched from real chocolate milk to fat free chocolate water. What a waste. I'd think that the "fat free is better for you"thinking had been fully debunked by now. Guessing this is to mollify some US govt program, as our cruise out of Barcelona in September had the real stuff. No more fat free chocolate please!

Not everyone who drinks skim or even 2% does so because of "good for you". Some of us do because from a texture standpoint drinking whole is like chugging glue. Gross!

 

[Maggie'sMom]

Not everyone who drinks skim or even 2% does so because of "good for you". Some of us do because from a texture standpoint drinking whole is like chugging glue. Gross!

I agree. DD is used to skim. She can deal with 1% milk, but 2% and whole milk cause problems due to the texture and her sensory issues. She likes the TruMoo.

 

[oakleycat]

My kids love the TruMoo too, and order it from room service every night with cookies.

 

[WB1971]

Not everyone who drinks skim or even 2% does so because of "good for you". Some of us do because from a texture standpoint drinking whole is like chugging glue. Gross!

I prefer 2%, actually, but would happily drink 1%. I don't understand why they would go with an extreme option rather than a happy medium. You can't make everyone happy, but if offering one variety it shouldn't be skim. Minor thing, but something I enjoyed as a treat daily on my earlier cruises, and now don't bother.

 

[hardis5]

You can get during lunches as well in Cabana's - you just have to ask someone working the salad location (where they are kept in fridges behind the counter - the same counter/location where they are at for breakfasts).

 

[NAB]

I had chocolate milk with my dinner every night in the dinning rooms . I'm not a wine drinker and love my milk. Drink 1% at home so this milk was fine for me. It was funny because our table mate was so happy I ordered milk because she wanted plain milk too. If you don't see it at lunch in Cabana's just ask one of the servers and they will get it for you.