Pots and Pans in Villas

[viluvsdisney]

Could someone share with me the types of pots and pans they supply (or don't) in the Beach Club Villas? We plan on using the kitchen due to dietary restrictions and won't be eating in the parks very often. Thanks!

 

[quandrea]

A frying pan. Nice size. A large pot. A medium pot. A small saucepan. They will bring more if you call housekeeping. You get a broiling pan and a sheet pan too. Usually a Pyrex dish or two, suitable for casseroles. Again if you need more call them.

 

[viluvsdisney]

Thank you!

 

[Best Aunt]

From DVCNews.com:

In a studio:
Kitchenette:

• Wet bar sink
• Small refrigerator
• Microwave
• Toaster
• 4 cup coffee maker
• 2 packs of coffee, sugar, artificial sweetener
• 4 paper plates & bowls, 4 sets of plastic flatware, 4 glasses, 2 coffee mugs
• Can opener
• Ice bucket
• Dishwashing liquid, sponge
• Paper towels

In a 1-bedroom or 2-bedroom:
Kitchen:

• Refrigerator
• 4-burner electric range
• Microwave
• Dishwasher
• 10 cup coffee maker
• 2-sided sink with garbage disposal
• Toaster
• Utensils and dishware for 8-9 guests including:
  • dinner fork, salad fork, teaspoon, butter knife, steak knife
  • dinner plate
  • salad plate
  • cereal bowl
  • juice glass
  • beverage glass
  • wine glass
  • coffee mug
• 2 plastic juice cups
• 8-piece cookware set with frying pan(s), saucepan(s), stockpot
• 2 qt casserole with lid
• Cookie sheet
• Broiler pan
• Colander
• Measuring cups
• Measuring spoons
• Various knives (carving, paring)
• Serving spoons
• Serving bowls
• Vegetable peeler
• Wire whisk
• Corkscrew
• Can opener
• Cutting board
• Plastic storage containers with lids
• Mixing bowl
• Tongs
• Cheese grater
• Pitcher
• Ice bucket
• Dish rack
• Dishwasher detergent, dishwashing liquid, sponge, towels
• Paper towels

Edited: oops, forgot which Forum I was in. This is the listing for Beach Club Villas.

 

[viluvsdisney]

Wow - thanks!

 

[BigredNole]

In a 1BR unit, they have all the staples for being able to cook meals. They are not $500 sets of pots and pans, but they are more than good enough to get by for family meals. I would more liken them to the $75 sets you can get from big box stores. They are not junky but they are also not what you would have in a nice home kitchen.