Milk Alternatives at Disney Resorts?

[scrappinginontario]

Friends are leaving Sunday for their first visit to Disney!! Their 2yo twins have a milk alergy.

Do the food courts (specifically Port Orleans Riverside) have milk alternatives available to purchase?

TIA!

 

[glk2009]

When we were there in May at POFQ, they had Silk Vanilla Soy Milk. I can't remember if there were any other options.

 

[queendisney]

I am pretty sure you can get it delivered by the Garden Grocer..

http://www.gardengrocer.com/pages/home

 

[cburnett27]

You could also order some of the shelf stable boxes to take with you. DD loves milk, especially with poptarts in the morning. Rather than having to buy them there or deal with whether or not we have a fridge I'm just having a case delivered from Amazon. DH does milk alot at night too with a snack so will be nice for him also.

We are getting regular milk ones (and i'm bringing chocolate and caramel straws to switch it up a bit) but you could get something like this instead. You would be able to take them anywhere you go without a cooler so thats a plus.

 

[Queen2PrincessG]

Soy silk containers!

 

[Shanna-like-Banana]

Yes, we've stated at the Riverside twice and each time our boys have been able to get individual Silk boxes, one likes Vanilla and one likes Chocolate.

If they are not out in the cooler, we just ask and they've always gone to the back and got some.

I know for sure just about anywhere in the parks we were able to get it, and most def we were able to get it at almost every table service. And they were nice and even gave them each 1 extra to go


I *think* 1 times I saw a quart size on Lactaid in the cooler in the gift shop, but don't quote me on it.

 

[clanmcculloch]

In the coolers in the food court at POR they will find single serving cartons of Silk soy milk. Typically they'll find regular (red carton), very vanilla (purple carton) and chocolate (brown carton) but sometimes they won't have all of them at the same time. Frequently, especially with notice, you can get rice milk though you have to ask a chef to get it for you and it'll be served in cups rather than single serve cartons.

Around the parks there are select CS locations that carry the Silk single serve cartons as well. Special Diets can provide the most current list of locations.

The majority of TS restaurants carry Silk soy milk and some also carry rice milk. Just ask.