Gluten Free and Grocery Delivery

[cara76]

Does anyone who is gluten free get groceries delivered to their resort? If so what service do you use and what store do they shop at?

I looked at Garden Grocers website and they don't have many gluten free items on their site. I also looked at We Go Shop and I don't know where to tell them to shop because I don't know what stores have what items.

Any help with this would be great. Thanks.

 

[clanmcculloch]

I order from Garden Grocer. I just pick from the items they have. I don't search using that gluten free button they have as that misses a lot of stuff. I just look for brands I like. Not a lot of what I order is stuff that's considered to be special gluten free products; I buy a lot of regular grocery store items in my everyday life so I just stick with the brands I already know to be safe.

 

[cara76]

I order from Garden Grocer. I just pick from the items they have. I don't search using that gluten free button they have as that misses a lot of stuff. I just look for brands I like. Not a lot of what I order is stuff that's considered to be special gluten free products; I buy a lot of regular grocery store items in my everyday life so I just stick with the brands I already know to be safe.

Ok that makes sense. I will put a list together and double check what they have and see how to make it work and then just pick anything else up at home and bring it with us since we are driving.

 

[ssawka]

If you are just looking for non-perishables (snacks, cereal, etc.) it may actually be cheaper to ship a box to the resort. That's what we used to do for DD. Now that we fly JetBlue, we usually just pack an extra suitcase full of food.

If you want to go with We Go Shop, probably the best place to have them go is Whole Foods, unfortunately though they are more expensive than your average grocery store.

 

[primrosea]

We order through Garden Grocer for our gluten free fmaily. We use them for OJ, juice boxes, water, yogurt, applesauce, fresh fruit and peanut butter. We pack an extra suitcase with cereal, crackers and bread and by the time fly back it is empty and ready for souvenirs. I seems to work out pretty well for us

 

[princessallegra]

Does anyone who is gluten free get groceries delivered to their resort? If so what service do you use and what store do they shop at?

I looked at Garden Grocers website and they don't have many gluten free items on their site. I also looked at We Go Shop and I don't know where to tell them to shop because I don't know what stores have what items.

Any help with this would be great. Thanks.

The Orlando Whole Foods delivers for a $30 fee, and they have an enormous selection of gf products. We have a rental car so we drove there on day 1 of our 10 night trip and stocked up on bread and nitrate free/gf cold cuts for the room, crackers, snacks, bananas, waters, etc. Good luck!

 

[snorris49]

I also have ordered for Garden Grocer in the past doing the same thing as Clanmculloch. I have even been able to get rice milk (I'm also dairy free) for my cereal. I also ordered things like hard-boiled eggs, etc. I've never ordered from Whole Foods but if you had a lot of food to order it might be worth it (or if you have a rental car you could go there, though it is several miles away from WDW). I was pleased with Garden Grocer though and found them to provide a lot of things I normally use and it helped reduce the costs of food, we mostly used it for our breakfasts.

 

[ssawka]

I also have ordered for Garden Grocer in the past doing the same thing as Clanmculloch. I have even been able to get rice milk (I'm also dairy free) for my cereal. I also ordered things like hard-boiled eggs, etc. I've never ordered from Whole Foods but if you had a lot of food to order it might be worth it (or if you have a rental car you could go there, though it is several miles away from WDW). I was pleased with Garden Grocer though and found them to provide a lot of things I normally use and it helped reduce the costs of food, we mostly used it for our breakfasts.

Whole Foods is actually quite easy to get to (if you have a car). It is only a few exits on I-4.