Merriwind
Always looking for an excuse to go to WDW...
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Hello-
Traveling with a large family group to the World this October. This will be my Ddad's first extended trip to WDW since he has been on a low-sodium diet on the advice of his cardiologist. My mom has asked that we choose restaurants with "simpler choices" to help accomodate his diet. However, I think that even simpler choices could easily have a lot more salt than he usually eats.
I know that I've read that if you give restaurants advance notice, often the chef will make accomodations for dietary needs. Can anyone advise me on how we would accomplish this? When we makes PSs? Do we call the restaurant or some central dining request number? How far in advance do we call?
Has anyone had this same dietary restriction while traveling to WDW? Any tips/advice? Good/bad restaurant choices?
Are buffets meals possible? Chef Mickey's is a family tradition for our first night and my Dsis's boys (2&3) are Pooh fans, so she wants to visit CP.
Many thanks in advance,
Traveling with a large family group to the World this October. This will be my Ddad's first extended trip to WDW since he has been on a low-sodium diet on the advice of his cardiologist. My mom has asked that we choose restaurants with "simpler choices" to help accomodate his diet. However, I think that even simpler choices could easily have a lot more salt than he usually eats.
I know that I've read that if you give restaurants advance notice, often the chef will make accomodations for dietary needs. Can anyone advise me on how we would accomplish this? When we makes PSs? Do we call the restaurant or some central dining request number? How far in advance do we call?
Has anyone had this same dietary restriction while traveling to WDW? Any tips/advice? Good/bad restaurant choices?
Are buffets meals possible? Chef Mickey's is a family tradition for our first night and my Dsis's boys (2&3) are Pooh fans, so she wants to visit CP.
Many thanks in advance,