I can't vouch for every food court and restaurant but we were able to get soy milk at Pop's food court and every restaurant (both CS and TS) that we asked. I had packed the individual juice box size containers of soy milk for the trip just to be safe and I'm glad I did. Both my daughter and husband are allergic to milk protein (not lactose intolerant - they'll die not get the poops) and after a lifetime of drinking soy they have specific preferences. They had Soy Silk at the food court and I don't know what brand they had at the restaurnats. Although they'll drink Soy Silk my family prefers Soy Dream.
I can't vouch for every food court and restaurant but we were able to get soy milk at Pop's food court and every restaurant (both CS and TS) that we asked. I had packed the individual juice box size containers of soy milk for the trip just to be safe and I'm glad I did. Both my daughter and husband are allergic to milk protein (not lactose intolerant - they'll die not get the poops) and after a lifetime of drinking soy they have specific preferences. They had Soy Silk at the food court and I don't know what brand they had at the restaurnats. Although they'll drink Soy Silk my family prefers Soy Dream.
I called POP and they checked and told me that they did carry it in the food court.
Also, my DS (19 months) also prefers Soy Dream. I just bought an entire box (of 12) of silk from BJ's whole sale and i now realize he does not like it as much as the other . I will be taking my own milk to disney as my son is already a very picky eater.
Very cool! We are staying at Pop Century so this will be perfect! My kids actually prefer almond milk, but will drink soy milk without a problem. Now to find out which resteraunts can work with us on our wheat, dairy, and citrus intolerances.
Very cool! We are staying at Pop Century so this will be perfect! My kids actually prefer almond milk, but will drink soy milk without a problem. Now to find out which resteraunts can work with us on our wheat, dairy, and citrus intolerances.
We went last fall w/more inotolerences, soy, egg, peanut, gluten, cow dairy----and ate wonderfully everywhere. We have planned another trip this fall b/c of how our allergies are respected & catered too. You will not be disapointed at almost any restaurant there.
soy milk is at a lot of resorts, but not all of them. to make sure it's there when you go, your best bet is to call the hotel, and if you have any adr's call the restrurant and tell them you need soymilk (i know that almost all restruarants do not offer it unless requested ahead of time)
Have you thought of bringing your own soy milk for the room? My 18mo DD is unable to drink cows milk and we just brought 3 boxes of soy milk with us and kept it in the fridge in the room. We bought the kind that is on the shelf in the grocery so we didn't have to keep it cold until we needed it. It was much less stressful than worrying if I would find milk there for her.