Gluten Free Breakfast Snacks

[5olearys]

I haven't seen the Glutino pastry in the store. I'll have to look for it. Is it in the freezer section or the regular section? My husband is always looking for new things to try, chex every morning for breakfast gets boring.

I saw them in the gluten free section at our Meijer store. But apparently walMart carries them too. http://www.walmart.com/ip/33664996?...23897272&wl4=&wl5=pla&wl6=18283950120&veh=sem

 

[KB'sMom]

I usually just suck it up and pay out of pocket for a regular b'fast at the resort while the rest of the family uses their snack credits.

 

[APiratesLifeForMe2]

I usually just suck it up and pay out of pocket for a regular b'fast at the resort while the rest of the family uses their snack credits.

I hear ya! I did that one morning because I was tired of getting the shaft. My waffles were delicious and for once they were drooling over my food.

 

[goofy4wdw2]

This will be my first GF trip but we've traveled to Disney several times with my daughter who has celiac. She was on a major waffle kick around the time of our last trip so I made a big batch of GF waffles at home and froze them. I put them in our checked luggage and they were still cold by the time we checked in and got them into our hotel fridge. We did order groceries so had butter an syrup delivered but my kids also like the waffles just warmed and eat on the go so you could do that if needing butter/syrup makes things too complicated. We also ordered cereal, milk, and bananas for other quick breakfasts.

My daughter loves the Van's chocolate chip baked bars so we'll definitely pack those for our upcoming trip. I'll take some Lara bars, nuts, and maybe some dried fruit to supplement yogurt and fruit that can be found as snacks in Disney.

Good luck!!

 

[jsantini]

I plan to hit Babycakes in DTD the first day and buy my breakfast foods for the trip. Then I'll just take them with me in the mornings or eat in the room while getting ready. I also sometimes just grab a counter service meal--the bounty platters are a good value and delicious. We aren't using the dp this trip, partly because it's not a good fit for touring gf. But it's hard if you're with a group and everyone else wants to do things one way and your needs are opposite.