Type of milk served in WDW parks?

[jaulty]

What type of milk is served in the parks? Whole (Vitamin D), 2%, 1%, or skim?

 

[squirrel]

I believe it was 2% but I think they also had whole available in the resort food court.

They also have the flavored milks. What was most annoying and not healthy at all is that for a snack credit you could get a large flavored milk, but if you wanted plain milk then you could only get a small.

 

[jennylyn_b]

Yes they have low fat which I believe is 2% and some locations also have whole milk. Most also have chocolate milk from Nesquick and some have strawberry. I've only seen strawberry at resorts. We don't buy strawberry though so it may be at other locations.

 

[NinaBella]

Regardless, I am a mom who doesn't like to give my kids milk with hormones, so we only drink hormone free milk. So, who knows the namebrand of WDW milk?

My kids are older but still, we only buy hormone free milk for cereal, etc. I am surprised this hasn't been mentioned since hormone in milk has been blamed for many kid related issues such as hitting puberty earlier, etc.

 

[aprilchem]

Regardless, I am a mom who doesn't like to give my kids milk with hormones, so we only drink hormone free milk. So, who knows the namebrand of WDW milk? My kids are older but still, we only buy hormone free milk for cereal, etc. I am surprised this hasn't been mentioned since hormone in milk has been blamed for many kid related issues such as hitting puberty earlier, etc.

Around my area (central Va) all the milk is hormone-free, including all the grocery store brands and the brand they serve in the schools. I used to have to seek it out but now it's not something we have to worry about any more.

 

[Angel Ariel]

Regardless, I am a mom who doesn't like to give my kids milk with hormones, so we only drink hormone free milk. So, who knows the namebrand of WDW milk?

My kids are older but still, we only buy hormone free milk for cereal, etc. I am surprised this hasn't been mentioned since hormone in milk has been blamed for many kid related issues such as hitting puberty earlier, etc.

If you are concerned, email Disney and ask. They were very helpful when I needed to know if they sold soy milk last year

 

[SEA333]

I remember 2% at the parks and resort (POR), but I cannot recall if there was skim, which is the only milk I usually let my kids drink. We never ate breakfast while we were there, and DS13 got a strawberry milk with a CS meal at the resort the first day, which I *think* is 1%. Had we really wanted some, we would have sought out skim milk.

 

[epsmith921]

I know we could find whole at most counter service places, which was great since we learned our toddler did not enjoy the lower fat milks.

However, as for the brand, the ones we got at say Columbia harbor house were "mickey" brand. Who manufactures it I don't know, but it would be considered some sort of private label.