Ohana Breakfast Question

[Googilycub]

Does anybody know what kind of fruit and bread/pasteries they serve? One member of our group is allergic to mango and papaya, and I want to make sure that there are options for her there too. I know that I can contact disney dining (trust me I did that for the other 18 ressies for the week), but if I can get this answered here...that would be great! Thanks!

 

[Dizfan4life]

Does anybody know what kind of fruit and bread/pasteries they serve? One member of our group is allergic to mango and papaya, and I want to make sure that there are options for her there too. I know that I can contact disney dining (trust me I did that for the other 18 ressies for the week), but if I can get this answered here...that would be great! Thanks!

The breads she will be okay with. It is a Pineapple bread, which is out of the world amazing!! However, the juice and fruit is another story! Their signature breakfast juice has both or at least one of those fruits in it. The fresh fruit is all served on a platter and I remember pineapple and mango, but can't remember which other fruit they served???

 

[indimom3]

I am allergic to mango, but not severely. There wasn't any mango or papaya on our fruit plate at Ohana. There was not enough in the juice to aggravate my allergy. I'm certain that they will offer an alternative juice to your friend.

The pineapple bread is AMAZING!

 

[HunnyJar]

When we were there in February the fruit was watermelon, honeydew, cantaloupe, red grapes and pineapple. I have a picture with my husband and daughter and you can see the fruit. The fruit juice they bring out is Lilikoi juice which is a orange, guava and passion fruit blend. You can ask for orange juice, though.

 

[Chloesmom]

I have never had mango or papaya in the fruit platter.. other posters are correct... the pineapple bread is worth going for alone. I also know they have pineapple juice because DD got it . She was tired of the juice blend since we had eaten at Boma the day before... me personally I could take that stuff in an IV drip...