MVMCP Cookies/Cocoa Allergens?

[leftaslide]

Just curious if someone might know the allergens associated with these items? We're thinking of going to MVMCP, but wasn't sure if it would be safe for our daughter who has a severe PN/TN allergy. Any help is appreciated!

 

[snorris49]

Just curious if someone might know the allergens associated with these items? We're thinking of going to MVMCP, but wasn't sure if it would be safe for our daughter who has a severe PN/TN allergy. Any help is appreciated!

I don't know about the cocoa, but I was told recently by someone who is PN/TN that you can get safe cookies at City Hall. I know they have PN/TN safe items at City Hall for MNSSHP, so I imagine that is accurate information. I was able to get Enjoy Life cookies last year from Tommorowland Terrace.

 

[leftaslide]

I don't know about the cocoa, but I was told recently by someone who is PN/TN that you can get safe cookies at City Hall. I know they have PN/TN safe items at City Hall for MNSSHP, so I imagine that is accurate information. I was able to get Enjoy Life cookies last year from Tommorowland Terrace.

Thanks for your reply!

 

[snorris49]

Thanks for your reply!

No problem Hopefully someone with PN/TN allergies can give you some first-hand experience!

 

[MSSANDRA]

We have only done MVMCP once and that was before DS who is a PA kid was born. We however, have not found any regular cookies at WDW to be PA safe. As others have mentioned, it is often possible to get special cookies sometimes, but I have also had people to comment that they got fruit packs instead of cookies so if cookies are important, bring them with you! We have never found any hot chocolate not safe but I never recall DS having it at WDW, he's not a big fan.

Wait...we did have some gourmet hot chocolate somewhere once that was NOT safe. Should be easy enough to find this out. I'm sure they use a powder mix.

 

[DCDisney]

The cocoa was the normal nestle packets and they will offer you a packet and hot water if you want to mix it yourself due to allergies. There are no nut warnings. For the cookies each location had 2 different allergy cookies options, the regular cookies don't have nuts but do have the normal cross contam warning. One was not nut safe. The other was gluten free and nut safe BUT had many other potential allergens in it I remember coconut and egg for sure. Between the 2 cookie offerings there wasn't one that worked for me but I have more allergies than just nuts. They did have apple slices too and were willing to offer me juice or make tea rather than the cocoa. So it works for many but not all allergic people.