splenda at wdw resturants?

[jenharring]

Does anyone know if they offer splenda at the resturants at wdw? Needing to find out so I know rather or not to bring some.
We leave for disney in 36 days!!

 

[zendisney]

Yes, Splenda is easy to find at WDW

 

[madcat]

yes they do have it (at least it was at almost all of the places we ate)

 

[jenharring]

woohoo thanks so much. I'm a splenda fan too. My kids havent had tea or kool-aid at home made with sugar in at least 3 years.

 

[starstruck93]

I'm a Splenda Fan and a Coffee Mate fan as well! Good to know! Thanks for posting. I wonder if they have Coffee Mate?? Thanks! April

 

[P.I. Squirrel]

I am a tea drinker, so I look for it because most Disney restaurants serve only unsweetened tea.

Every TS I have been to has sugar, Sweet'n'low, Equal, and Splenda.

 

[jenharring]

I am a tea drinker, so I look for it because most Disney restaurants serve only unsweetened tea.

Every TS I have been to has sugar, Sweet'n'low, Equal, and Splenda.

they serve unsweet tea? really that is odd, we are in the south. I know when you go up north sweet tea is hard to find in resturants. I love sweet tea, but prefer it sweetened with splenda. A whole lot less calories.

 

[goofygal531]

they serve unsweet tea? really that is odd, we are in the south. I know when you go up north sweet tea is hard to find in resturants. I love sweet tea, but prefer it sweetened with splenda. A whole lot less calories.

Tea is only served sweet in the South. Anywhere else in the country, it's served unsweetened and you add your own sugar.

 

[photomama]

Tea is only served sweet in the South. Anywhere else in the country, it's served unsweetened and you add your own sugar.

I'm from SOUTH LOUISIANA and they serve unsweetened or sweet tea You will find both at Disney too!

 

[madcat]

I am from S.C. too and we drink sweet tea here, while we were in Disney, my husband asked if they had sweet tea and he was told no.. We thought it was kind of funny b/c other places in the same area outside of Disney World served it?? he just did it himself w/ the splenda as well

 

[kelleigh1]

I am from S.C. too and we drink sweet tea here, while we were in Disney, my husband asked if they had sweet tea and he was told no.. We thought it was kind of funny b/c other places in the same area outside of Disney World served it?? he just did it himself w/ the splenda as well

Actually, there is a difference between "sweet" tea and "sweetened" tea. Sweet tea is made with a simple syrup (sugar based) and "sweetened" tea is pre-sweetened usually with saccarine, HFCS or other sweetener - think bottled iced teas like Snapple, Lipton Brisk, Nestea. They come from the manufacturer already sweetened.

So, if your husband asked about "sweet" tea, they may have thought he meant the traditional southern sweet tea and not the pre-sweetened stuff. I know that at the stations at the resort dining areas, they have a raspberry sweetened tea. I think it's Lipton, but I'm not 100% sure.

 

[Sherry76]

I'm so glad you asked this question. I am a splenda fan too!

 

[goofygal531]

I am from S.C. too and we drink sweet tea here, while we were in Disney, my husband asked if they had sweet tea and he was told no.. We thought it was kind of funny b/c other places in the same area outside of Disney World served it?? he just did it himself w/ the splenda as well

The Garden Grille serves traditional southern Sweet Tea.

My DS5 loves the sweet tea they now serve at McD, but it's not available at our local McD's here in Manhattan. He gets it on the weekends when were out at our country house in the Poconos.

He was THRILLED to find it at the Garden Grill! Between the tea and Mickey, he insisted we dine there TWICE that week.

I've had it before on vacations to Myrtle Beach and Hilton Head Island. But anywhere else, they just give you sugar on the side. It's not the same

 

[madcat]

Actually, there is a difference between "sweet" tea and "sweetened" tea. Sweet tea is made with a simple syrup (sugar based) and "sweetened" tea is pre-sweetened usually with saccarine, HFCS or other sweetener - think bottled iced teas like Snapple, Lipton Brisk, Nestea. They come from the manufacturer already sweetened.

So, if your husband asked about "sweet" tea, they may have thought he meant the traditional southern sweet tea and not the pre-sweetened stuff. I know that at the stations at the resort dining areas, they have a raspberry sweetened tea. I think it's Lipton, but I'm not 100% sure.

I am sure that is what he was thinking as well, thats how we make it/drink it He is from Ohio and when I went with him for the first time to visit, we stopped at a place to get something to eat and I had him ask if they had "sweet tea" they looked at him like he had two heads and said "what is that?" we got raspberry tea (lipton) or tea and you can put sugar in it yourself! Oh well I guess that is like grits, when we visited family in Maine I asked if they had grits at a diner one day and the server asked "what are those? we have Cream of Wheat is that the same" ??

 

[madcat]

The Garden Grille serves traditional southern Sweet Tea.

My DS5 loves the sweet tea they now serve at McD, but it's not available at our local McD's here in Manhattan. He gets it on the weekends when were out at our country house in the Poconos.

He was THRILLED to find it at the Garden Grill! Between the tea and Mickey, he insisted we dine there TWICE that week.

I've had it before on vacations to Myrtle Beach and Hilton Head Island. But anywhere else, they just give you sugar on the side. It's not the same

Thanks goofygal531 that is great to know for our next trip I see you have visited Hilton Head, I am about 20-30 mins from there

 

[jenharring]

Yall are all so funny. I live close to charleston and we lived in ga before that for many many years and I was born in tampa. I sure know what sweet tea is. They offer it here at all the resturants. I have yet to go to a resturant in the south that hasnt offered it, but went to colorado springs to visit my sister and they do look at you like you have 2 heads or something. She has to get her grits when she is visiting us, because they dont sale it out there.