Gluten-Free Options at Star Wars Dessert Party?

[Mom of Jack 2009]

Does anyone have any experience eating gluten-free at the Star Wars Dessert Party? Thanks!

 

[soniam]

@yulilin3 should be responding soon. She has done this.

 

[DVCkidsMOM]

When we did it diary-free there were cookies, brownies, and a special cake cup they brought us and I remember it being GF also. There were your choice of mickey ice-cream treats and they might be GF, but since our issue was dairy I don't know. We couldn't eat any of the "regular" stuff but they brought us the multi-allergy-free options mentioned. After a few Jedi Mind Trick cocktails, I wasn't much caring about desserts... When we made the reservation, the fine print said to call a provided number to advise them of any food allergies and we did that.

 

[Mom of Jack 2009]

After a few Jedi Mind Trick cocktails, I wasn't much caring about desserts...

Oh my! What are those???

 

[yulilin3]

@yulilin3 should be responding soon. She has done this.

here are the pics from the Osborne party, they have the same desserts for the SW one

you can ask for extra boxes as well. My daughter liked all of them, minus the key west blueberry, but that's because she doesn't like blueberry.

 

[yulilin3]

Oh my! What are those???

On the SW at DHS thread, on the first page I linked my review of the SW dessert party with pics, it has all the details. The link is in my signature

 

[Mom of Jack 2009]

here are the pics from the Osborne party, they have the same desserts for the SW one

you can ask for extra boxes as well. My daughter liked all of them, minus the key west blueberry, but that's because she doesn't like blueberry.

Thank you so much for posting this. Are the jarred foods some kind of custard? I really appreciate your response!

 

[yulilin3]

Thank you so much for posting this. Are the jarred foods some kind of custard? I really appreciate your response!

it's like custard/cake. They make them in a separate kitchen

 

[DVCkidsMOM]

Oh my! What are those???

Was out of town visiting in-laws - sorry for late response. Hmmm - a Jedi Mind Trick cocktail would have worked at mother in-law's too
"oh my" is right!! I don't remember what was in it, but it was sweet (not teeth on edge too sweet) and stronger than it tasted because I started singing along to some pre-fireworks dance party song (I had heard it on the radio and it was catchy) that my teenagers thought was not at all appropriate for "someone your age!" It was one of (I think) three alcoholic options that were included in the dessert party. When we were there, they were in party beverage dispensers and the CM just filled a cup and handed it to you. I assume the CM was there to card anyone who didn't look as old as "someone your age"... Anyhow, it looks like the menu has changed but I'm sure there will be an equally tasty temptation ;-)