Egg free foods?

[bpetrow]

We are leaving in 16 days for our trip (yay!) and this will be my first time using the quick service only dining plan. My daughter is allergic to eggs and we have always had table service meals or buffets so it was very easy to speak to a chef about her allergy and needs - anyone have experience with quick service and allergies? Especially egg specific allergies? Any suggestions of what is egg safe and what isn't? Or which quick service places are better than others? We will only be doing Magic Kingdom and Hollywood Studios for this time around

Thanks for any help/advice!
Beth

 

[disfan07]

I've been allergic to eggs for the past 5 years. I am also allergic to more than a dozen other things so egg is not my only concern when eating in Disney. However, I have personally found egg itself very easy to avoid at both CS and TS

At QS places all you have to do is tell the cashier that there are allergies and they will get a manager or chef (depending on the place) and they will have a binder of ingredients with what is or is not safe.

In magic kingdom we have eaten at all of the QS restaurants before with my egg allergy. All were able to accommodate. At DHS, we've eaten at backlot express and studio catering company and both were able to accommodate very well.

 

[mistysue]

As she said, just let them know first thing when you go to order and they will help you out. They will be able to accommodate you for just eggs easily. If you contact special diets, they can send you an updated listing of the "specialty" allergy items specific for an egg allergy that they have ordered recently per location so you have some clues on what will likely be available. For example, it will tell you which places in MK have enjoy life brand cookies- it will not list "regular" cookies that are egg free so it's not an all inclusive list of everything she can eat, but it will tell you the specialty allergy free brands.