Where can I find the list of ingredients in the popcorn served at Disney?

[TexasJule]

My youngest dd has a lot of food allergies and food dyes is one of them. I figure it has a yellow food dye in it as most do but wanted to check for sure since she loves popcorn. Is there anywhere I can find a list of the ingredient?. Thanks!

 

[HMANSION LOVER]

My youngest dd has a lot of food allergies and food dyes is one of them. I figure it has a yellow food dye in it as most do but wanted to check for sure since she loves popcorn. Is there anywhere I can find a list of the ingredient?. Thanks!

Go directly to Disney. They are very helpful when it comes to helping guests with food allergies. My son has celiac disease and Disney is always very helpful when it comes to us asking qustions about menu items

 

[sonnyjane]

I'm not sure what you can do from home, but I know once you're at the parks you can go to City Hall and they have that type of information available for the foods in the parks.

 

[Momof4girls]

Pleasantly, it does not have yellow dye in it.

We checked for that, gluten, and dairy in December.

All clear.

 

[TexasJule]

MOMOF4GIRLS, you have made my dd's day!! She is screaming and running through the house. She is so excited!! Thank you so much for the wonderful news!!!!

 

[CarrieR]

Dairy free too?! Awesome

 

[Rubygoose]

My DD is sensitive to food dyes too. She gets a rash from some (red, yellow, orange) and it makes her hyper and she gets extreme mood swings.

She had the popcorn at Disneyland on our recent trip in Sept and was fine with it.

We always have trouble with cookies having "color" on the package. The Minnie's bake shop ones are fine.

I had more trouble getting dye free Gravol than any of the treats at Disneyland. I ended up having to order a special Gravol from a compounding pharmacy.

 

[disneyfan4ever54]

I'm not sure what you can do from home, but I know once you're at the parks you can go to City Hall and they have that type of information available for the foods in the parks.

As far as I know the lists at City Hall are very limited. They definitely have a gluten-free list and a kosher one (I think?), but I'm not sure what they have beyond that. I don't think they even have one for dairy, which is a common allergen. My ds has several food sensitivities/allergies, including one for food dyes, and we have to go to each restaurant and ask for the ingredients because the info. at City Hall is limited to just a few lists.