special milk ?

[ohiodad]

my daughter is allergic to milk , does anyone know if the resorts or parks have soy milk ?

 

[lisapooh]

I don't know that the resorts have soy milk but you should be able to buy it at Goodings or Publix offsite.
You can ask for milk free meals at the sit down restaurants if you give them 24 hours notice.
Call and ask for the special needs office and they can work with you.

 

[Dr. Happy]

I don't think I have ever seen soy milk listed on menus, which is surprising because many children have dairy milk allergies. Best to consult dining office about your need.

 

[TrlyScrumptious]

My son also has an anaphylactic allergy to milk. We use rice milk as a substitute, so I'm not sure the suggestion I'm going to make will translate to soy milk. Pacific Foods makes a "juice-box" size version of their rice milk and it doesn't require refrigeration. Perhaps one of the soy milk manufacturers does as well? That way, you could just pop one of those into your backpack for use while you're out.

 

[catwho]

Given at least a 24-hour notice to the sit-down resteraunts that you are going to dine, the chefs will make every attempt to obtain certain items and make sure that your meals are prepared around your dietary needs. They should be able to obtain soy milk for you. They frequently assist people with special concerns. Gluten-free is a specialty of theirs. I have a friend who cannot eat wheat gluten and they have been able to accomodate his special needs on several trips.

 

[LisaR]

Hi,
We have inquired at more then one WDW restaurant about soy or rice milk. We have asked if we give advance notice can they supply it. I have yet to find one that could. We do the "juice box" sized milk also (both soy and rice). I pack them in our suitcases. They do sell them at Publix and every time I say I am not lugging them with us again. However, when I start packing I get this overwhelming fear that they will run out of all soy/rice milk in the entire Orlando area and I end up packing them. LOL!

Lisa