WDW "in room" low points food ideas?

[plutosmyfav]

As you might have noticed from my counter, I'm heading to the magic REAL soon!!!! I plan to do in-the-room breakfasts most days. Does anyone have any low point and/or CORE food ideas for breakfasts? I'm hoping to have a refrigerator as the hub-bub is they might be installed now. But I might not, so I'm trying to think of "filling" (CORE) foods that would work without refrigeration.

Thanks!

Sundie

 

[TDERadulski]

Originally posted by plutosmyfav
As you might have noticed from my counter, I'm heading to the magic REAL soon!!!! I plan to do in-the-room breakfasts most days. Does anyone have any low point and/or CORE food ideas for breakfasts? I'm hoping to have a refrigerator as the hub-bub is they might be installed now. But I might not, so I'm trying to think of "filling" (CORE) foods that would work without refrigeration.

Thanks!

Sundie

I am in the same boat as you are!! My plan is to bring a box of the 3 point WW blueberry muffins and a box of Kellogs All Bran bars (the honey oat ones are yummy and are only 2 pnts each). I also plan on getting some fresh fruit (apples, banannas) to keep in the room. Oh, and those 1 point WW chocolate cakes...a box of those is coming with me too.

I look forward to any other ideas people have.

How are you handling meals at the parks? I am going to do a search and see if I can find info on good, low point meal options.

- Tara

 

[disneygoof]

If I did points in WDW, I'd bring Total cereal measured to 1 c portions in sandwich bags. 2pts. I like the cereal crushed up in a cup of yogurt, so if there is refrigeration, that's what I'd have for breakfast. I also have been known to eat it dry, or if you ordered skim milk from room service, it would be a great breakfast. My other option would be Quaker Oats Bakery Favorites, 3 pts. I'd get some plastic cups and spoons (too sticky and messy a cleanup for the coffee cups in the room) and use the coffee maker for hot water.