Dairy-free coffee creamer/milk - in locations that sell souvenir mugs?

[starshine514]

We have a dairy allergy. Does anyone know if there any location that sell the souvenir coffee mugs (you know, the travel ones that come filled with coffee or hot cocoa for about $7) that have a dairy-free creamer/milk option (such as soy, almond, or coconut) available? I'm not super fond of black coffee, but would like a new travel mug! I know Starbucks has soy and coconut milks, but they don't sell the souvenir mugs...

Alternatively, does anyone know if there are single-serve, shelf-stable dairy-free creamers that I could purchase elsewhere and bring with to use? (Contrary to their names, most "non-dairy" creamers have milk in them!). I've found some pints that don't require refrigeration until they are opened, but haven't found single-serve sizes.

 

[figment_jii]

I've read in the past that Jolly Holiday had soy milk. Otherwise, I would try contacting Disneyland Special Diets to see if they can provide you with a list of CS options that have dairy-free/non-dairy options.
https://disneyland.disney.go.com/guest-services/special-dietary-requests/

In terms of the Travel Mugs, along with coffee, you can often get them with soda or even just plain ice water (no price reduction for water).

 

[theluckyrabbit]

We used to see the single serve creamers at Smart'N'Final (or other stores that do restaurant supply). Have you tried Amazon? The drink cart by HMH has the souvenir mugs with soda or lemonade.

 

[disneychrista]

You could get soy milk (and maybe coconut) at the Starbucks locations but other than that I have not seen any.

 

[SMD]

I also got soda in a souvenir mug at Coke Corner. You could buy single serving shelf stable soy/almond/coconut, etc milk. That works better if multiple people are using it in their coffee or someone drinks the rest of the milk. Otherwise you're wasting a lot of the container just for coffee, but they're not super expensive for a short trip. Jolly Holiday is the only non-Starbucks park location where I've ever seen soy milk. They don't even have it at the coffee cart right across from Jolly Holiday.

 

[allsaintsatx]

We bought 2 boxes of single serve non dairy creamer at our local grocery chain (HEB) and brought them in our suitcase. The didn't require refrigeration. They were Coffee Mate which I'm not sure is dairy free but you may want to check your local Whole Foods and see if they have something comparable.

 

[starshine514]

Thanks for all the suggestions! I didn't even think about getting lemonade in the mug - that sounds like a great option if soy isn't available. I think I will get some single-serve alternate milks to bring along as well. It will be more than is needed for coffee, but somebody will drink the rest of it. I haven't checked Whole Foods yet, but you're right. They usually have a much better selection of vegan options than Sprouts does. so they may have single-serve creamers.