What's your favorite CS restaurant for healthy options?

[rusafee1183]

I have been exercising very well for the last year or so, and I am just starting out on WW this week. I leave for WDW 2 weeks from today and I know that I will eat some bad things, but I want to be prepared and try to go to places that have good lighter options. Not just salads and boring foods that make me want to give up and order a burger

I hear that CHH in MK is one of th best, but I wanted a few other options also. All parks would be great, but mainly for Epcot. I think we will be spending a LOT of time there because of the F&WF and I want to be prepared.

Thanks!!!

 

[pjlla]

Honestly, if you look around and ASK QUESTIONS, you can find reasonably healthy food all over the place at Disney.

Many counter services offer fruit and/or veggies as a side option rather than fries. You can always order a sandwich or burger a la carte without the fried side dish and sub in something healthier. And there are delicious salads everywhere. There are carts around the parks that offer fresh fruit, diced fruit, water, juices, pickles, and such. I'm afraid I can't help you specifically with Epcot at the moment.... it was my biggest "splurge" day on my last trip, so I wasn't really searching out the healthier options!

One idea that has worked well for me in the past and I know has worked well for others is to order a kid's meal. Smaller portion and you can sub in a hot veggie or fruit for the fries usually.

One last option is to "modify" your meal as necessary. I have ordered a chicken wrap, ditched the wrap, added some lettuce and onion from the toppings bar, and had a delicious mini-chicken salad.

Take a look at the Disney menus on allears.net for more specific information about what you can find in the specific parks. HTH........................P

 

[momof2minnies]

We were at AK a couple weeks ago and Pizzafari had a killer Caesar salad.OK not 100% healthy but def a better option than many.

Linda