Picky Eater who loves chicken nuggets

[anf002]

I am incredibly picky eater. I mainly eat french fries, chicken nuggets, hot dogs, Kraft Macaroni and Cheese, pickles, and cottage cheese. I realize that this is not a well-balanced diet and I have attempted to change it. I am wondering if anyone can remember restaurants, specifically buffets that offer chicken nuggets. Please note that I mean the regular processed chicken nuggets, not the chicken breast nuggets. Additionally, has anyone exchanged french fries for other sides at any TS locations? Thanks!

 

[morethananyonex]

Thank goodness you mentioned pickles. I was worried for a second you weren't getting your veggies!

 

[cluvsdisney]

I sub for fries at TS places all the time. I don't know about the chicken nuggets.

 

[TDC Nala]

They're generally chicken breast nuggets. The only place I can think of that does processed nuggets is the kids meals at the CS restaurants.

You may have already noted that Disney's mac and cheese is not Kraft.

 

[MrsLS]

At a lot of the TS restaurant (most but not all) they will allow you to sub the side for something else if they serve it with another meal.
There are example menus of the foods for buffets listed on this site & allears (which is where I usually go to for the menus), but the menus can change too, so just because the buffet had it last week doesn't mean it will have it the next. But most buffets usually have a kids section (anyone can go to it) where it has mainly "kids" food and I'm sure you would find mac&cheese or nuggets or something like that, that you would eat.

 

[sydsmom1997]

I recall Crystal Palace having nuggets and mac & cheese on the kids corner of their buffet. My DD14 is super picky as well, and found lots to eat there.

 

[TinkerwithDis]

Thank goodness you mentioned pickles. I was worried for a second you weren't getting your veggies!

Thank goodness indeed!

 

[goofyintoronto]

I would stick with the kids menu. All the items you listed are found on the kids menu. My nephew eats the same things, and he never has a problem finding stuff to eat. Just keep in mind the mac n' cheese is not KD (its actually better than KD). But if you only like KD, you might be in trouble. I'd still give it a try thou.

 

[amym2]

Seem to recall that Boma has chicken nuggets, but they might be chicken tenders actually. Given the quality of food at Disney buffets, you're going to be better off eating off-property. Even the kids' choices at buffets are usually better than processed nuggets and Kraft mac & cheese. Or as someone else said, order the kids' meal nuggets at CS places, which most people (including my kids) say are inedible.

 

[Nanu57v]

Are you my brother? I recall him ordering off the kids menu at Ohana once...as an adult of course.

You shouldn't have a problem...my youngest ate chicken nuggets all over.

 

[Celidh]

I am incredibly picky eater. I mainly eat french fries, chicken nuggets, hot dogs, Kraft Macaroni and Cheese, pickles, and cottage cheese. I realize that this is not a well-balanced diet and I have attempted to change it. I am wondering if anyone can remember restaurants, specifically buffets that offer chicken nuggets. Please note that I mean the regular processed chicken nuggets, not the chicken breast nuggets. Additionally, has anyone exchanged french fries for other sides at any TS locations? Thanks!

Take the cottage cheese and pickles off and add bologna and you would be describing my son. I think the more processed something is, the better he likes it. Trying to get him to eat "real" meat is quite a challenge. He does like fish though as long as it is breaded!

I asked my son whether the WDW nuggets were the processed kind or chicken breast and he said he wasn't sure so I can't help you there. I think there was a mixture of both from the looks of them. He managed to have fries with all his meals but we ate at all QS except once and that was breakfast at Chef Mickey.

 

[LockShockBarrel]

I thought the bulk of Disney nuggets were the breast nuggets.

And OP, I will be showing this to my mom to prove that I'm not nearly as picky as she thinks I am.