Nut Allergy Help

[Blondie Mom]

Another nut free treat we enjoy is the cotton candy. At DL I feel like for the most part if you don't go into the bakeries there are not as many in your face baked goods to taunt a nut allergic child as WDW. I feel like I am able to eat more at DL than WDW in terms of my nut allergy. There are more things made on site from real ingredients. At WDW they just constantly want to hand you packets of enjoy life cookies where at DL I felt like the chefs made a real effort to have better things than the prepackaged stuff. I really enjoy the beignets at the Mint Julep Stand or Cafe Orleans in Disneyland.

So the beignets are nut free? How do you find out this sort of information?

 

[Blondie Mom]

My daughter is also allergic to peanuts and tree nuts, and she eats very well at Disneyland. As far as treats, yes, most of the bakery and candy items are not safe. However, Enjoy Life (a top 8 free brand) has started selling Disney branded chocolate bars at Disneyland (someone from another message board I'm on found them at DCA).

Glad to hear another nut-free child that does well at DL! We will look out for that chocolate bar....he would LOVE that, especially if it's Disney branded so it feels like a real Disney treat!

 

[DCDisney]

The beignets were nut free on my last visit but I always ask in case ingredients have changed. They are/were made from scratch on site so just standard flour, sugar, yeast, etc.