Sugar free desserts - what are your faves?

[poohgirl71]

What are your faves? Our adr's are:
Kona
Raglan rd
Ohana
Boma
San angel inn
Rose and crown
Cali grill
Artist point.
Some do not appear to have a sugar free option

 

[winterman]

I love the No Sugar Added Apple Stacker at Kona. Just had it for the second time. I don't usually worry about avoiding sugar while at WDW (because of all the walking I do) but this dessert is my favorite on the Kona dessert menu.

 

[sweeteypie1118]

I haven't eaten at any of you restaurants in a while, but can say that the sugar free desserts are really great everywhere I've been. I don't need to eat sugar free, but often order it anyway because they are so good!

 

[heatherbelle]

There is a berry jelly (i think americans call it jello) dessert at the Grand Florida Cafe. One of the best desserts I have had at WDW, included the full sugar ones. Its not on your list, but we had a lovely meal there, so much so, we will be going next year.

Of the ones you've chosen I would drop Ohana's, if it a family style platter.

 

[poohgirl71]

No way am i dropping O'hana
i am on a very high protein very low carb diet and Ohana is perfect (except the bread, and noodles, which i am used to avoiding anyway) i may indulge in a bite or two of the bread pudding unless they have a no sugar added alternative! Thanks for the heads up though

 

[NorweJenNY]

No way am i dropping O'hana
i am on a very high protein very low carb diet and Ohana is perfect (except the bread, and noodles, which i am used to avoiding anyway) i may indulge in a bite or two of the bread pudding unless they have a no sugar added alternative! Thanks for the heads up though

I've done Disney while trying to stay on a low carb diet. There is so much protein to enjoy at 'Ohana that I think it's a must-do, and a small taste of the bread pudding is a good idea... Just know that after the first bite, you're gonna need a lot of will power!

Desserts are always tempting, but I learned that I can often take the edge off with a little fruit or just a small portion of whatever dessert it is that I want to try - I'd often share with others. After a meal, it is easy to get full and only want a small taste of dessert anyway. If you're walking around as much as most people do in Disney, your body will probably be able to get away with a slightly higher intake of carbs... Just be sure not to neglect the protein!

 

[Quin]

No way am i dropping O'hana
i am on a very high protein very low carb diet and Ohana is perfect (except the bread, and noodles, which i am used to avoiding anyway) i may indulge in a bite or two of the bread pudding unless they have a no sugar added alternative! Thanks for the heads up though

At Ohana, ask if they will bring you a small separate bowl of sugar-free ice cream. They can generally 'borrow' it from Kona, since it is right next door. That way you can have a bite of the bread pudding, or maybe use a spoonful or two of the bananas foster sauce on your ice cream, without feeling awkward while the rest of the family has dessert.

 

[poohgirl71]

Great idea about the sauce on sugar free ice cream
That way i an avoid the "pudding" entirely, as it is the sauce that makes it! Luckily "the rest of the family" consists of my diabetic hubby who need to be careful too!