Peanut butter ? - Not an Allergy Question

[3boymthr]

DS#3 loves peanut butter so much that that's his nickname. Anyway, he loves peanut butter sandwiches, but HATES jelly. Is there anywhere in Disney, CS/TS/snack, that I can get him a peanut butter sandwich w/out the jelly?

Thanks.

 

[Pocahontas1]

The ones I have seen are the crustables with grape jelly. But someone else may know of somewhere.

 

[3boymthr]

Yeah, unfortunately that's all I've seen on the menus too. Even an uncrustables that's just peanut butter would do. They sell them at Target, why not WDW?

 

[JenLanDisney]

I recall someone posting they were able to buy just bread at a resort CS and then PB was in the condiments section.

A PB sandwich would travel really well in a food container in a bag. You may want to consider making your own each morning at your resort room.

 

[earthfaries]

Can you bring him a sandwich into the parks? Tha's what we do. You could buy a loaf of bread and some peanut butter at a resort or grocery store in the area and just make them in the mornings before leaving. Make sure to bring some disposable knifes and a rubbermaid container works well to keep them from getting squished.

 

[kaytieeldr]

Yeah, unfortunately that's all I've seen on the menus too. Even an uncrustables that's just peanut butter would do. They sell them at Target, why not WDW?

I was going to argue with you (hey, I've never seen it, it CAN'T exist!), but I went to the Smucker's website, and sure enough...

Does Target have the peanut butter & honey sandwiches, too? TIA!

 

[crisi]

Yeah, unfortunately that's all I've seen on the menus too. Even an uncrustables that's just peanut butter would do. They sell them at Target, why not WDW?

Simple answer - WDW keeps very few things on their menus to keep their costs low and their prices - well, more reasonable. The more variety offered, the more waste, higher cost and longer lines as Mom has to ask little Maddie if she wants plain, strawberry or grape jam today and little Maddie takes three minutes to make up her mind. It doesn't sound like a lot, but when you start multiplying costs (and waits) across the millions of people Disney serves each year, the numbers get big fast.

Disney is fine with you bringing in sandwiches - and there are a few grocery delivery services if you are coming from the airport - or you can buy bread at convenience store prices from the resorts with DVC units or at Ft. Wilderness. (Bread doesn't pack well, peanut butter packs great).

 

[kaytieeldr]

On the other hand, bread doesn't pack too badly in a plastic storage contained designed (but not used) for shoes; or, there may be specially designed bread containers. I know back when I was a kid (before electricity and all we used to have a loaf-shaped bread holder where one end was larger than the other; the smaller end slid into the larger end, so you could store your bread and make the container fit exactly as the loaf got smaller.