Why or why is there no flavored creams for your coffee at Disney?

[Bete]

I so like hazelnut flavor. I know they are available in those single serving sizes; so, it couldn't be that difficult to have flavored creams.

So, are you with me; do you want flavored creams at Disney, too?

And no I don't want to order any speciality coffees, either; I just want flavored creams.

 

[tony67]

Not a fan myself, but I do not see any reason they should not sell them.

An extra 25 cents or something would be fair.
(Nothing is free in Disney, even "Free Dinning" is not free)

I think they are made by Nestle anyway so getting them would not be an issue.

BTW: I think the coffee they have is already a flavored syrup so the creams might improve the coffee taste. Maybe they could get a coffee flavored cream

 

[tiggr33]

Not to sound snide, but why not just bring your own? If you want hazelnut, and JoJo wants raspberry, and Tom wants irish creme, where do you draw the line at what flavors? The extra expense and counter space would make it less then cost or space effective.

 

[TDC Nala]

Disney is not known for stocking a wide variety of items like this. It's their style to stock plain creamer and that's it. Sort of like you can only get yellow mustard at the food courts (I'd love some spicy mustard, but most people dont' want it). They provide what the masses prefer, which is possibly smart business for them.

If they had any indication that a LOT of people want hazlenut creamer they might provide some.

 

[TaraPA]

I'd have to guess because the majority of people don't use flavored creamers?? No one in my family or extended family uses them, and the people I travel to Disney with most don't even drink coffee. In this area it's not common to use flavored creamers, maybe it's more popular where you're from?

 

[Simba's Mom]

I also like the Hazelnut coffee creamer, so I have a small container that I just put in my suitcase. It gets me hazelnut flavor for the coffee I drink in my room, but not in the parks. I think, however, that you can buy individual packets of flavored coffee creamer in the grocery stores. Look around for it (as I probably should, too!)

 

[HunnyJar]

I always bring my own coffee creamer when we travel to WDW for the in room coffee. I'm a big fan of hazelnut creamer.

 

[disnut8]

Not to sound snide, but why not just bring your own? If you want hazelnut, and JoJo wants raspberry, and Tom wants irish creme, where do you draw the line at what flavors? The extra expense and counter space would make it less then cost or space effective.

I have to agree with this. If Disney put out Hazelnut, then someone is going to come along and want the raspberry and once that's out too, someone will want the Irish creme and then someone else will want orange or whatever.

 

[bangzoom6877]

I saw a large box of single-serving hazelnut creamers at BJ's last week, and they are shelf-stable. They also sell the flavored coffee creamer in powder which travels well since it requires no refrigeration. Not sure if they make the powder in the single-serving size but if they do then you could bring some into the parks.

 

[SuzieN]

I, too, would love it if they had flavored creamer at WDW!! Seems like it's pretty standard, at least around here, to have hazelnut and french vanilla creamers at self-serve coffee spots (ie. gas stations, quickie marts....). Even the hospital where my son had his appendix out had these 2 flavored creamers!!! Definitely not an uncommon thing and just about everyone I know (who doesn't drink it black!) has a flavored creamer they like. Can't imagine them ever getting it at WDW but it would be great if they did - maybe then I wouldn't have to put so much sugar in my coffee to mask the nasty taste!!!

 

[jobie61]

Disney has coffee ?? ........ we were there recently and it was the best part of leaving. A Starbucks at the airport. It was like a mirage in the desert......After 10 days at Disney resorts and that crappy coffee, I almost cried when I saw a starbucks at the airport.

What Disney calls coffee, isn't coffee at all, Im not exactly sure what it is.....but it ain't coffee. Sludge maybe ?

They really need to fix the coffee situation at the resorts.

 

[lost*in*cyberspace]

They really need to fix the coffee situation at the resorts.

The regular kona blend at Kona Cafe (Polynesian) is very good. And there is a Starbucks stand at Shades of Green which now makes decent Starbucks coffee.

 

[macmom3]

I would love WDW to have flavored creamers, but if they had real coffee that would be even better. Shade of Green has Starbucks??? If I'm not staying there would it be bad to go over just for coffee and leave? I always bring coffee with me, so I can wake up on the right side of the bed.

 

[TDC Nala]

The Swan and Dolphin also sell Starbuck's coffee, although they do not have a Starbuck's outlet for specialty drinks.

 

[mom2serena]

Put me down for hazelnut too!

most places that I've seen have atleast 2 flavors, hazelnut and french vanilla.

I plan on bringing my own in powder form.

 

[chartle]

I, too, would love it if they had flavored creamer at WDW!! Seems like it's pretty standard, at least around here, to have hazelnut and french vanilla creamers at self-serve coffee spots (ie. gas stations, quickie marts....). Even the hospital where my son had his appendix out had these 2 flavored creamers!!! Definitely not an uncommon thing and just about everyone I know (who doesn't drink it black!) has a flavored creamer they like. Can't imagine them ever getting it at WDW but it would be great if they did - maybe then I wouldn't have to put so much sugar in my coffee to mask the nasty taste!!!

The reason why the quickie marts and places like that have the special creamers is because they are in competition with all the other quickie marts around town for your morning coffee.

Is with a lot of things, the only way that they would consider offering these is if some marketing person high up either thought that they could bring in more guests or if they didn't offer them more people wouldn't come.

 

[sarobison]

One reason is that it is expensive to offer multiple choices in terms of space, labor, etc. I also agree with others that is probably a demand issue. I run a concession stand at our local fair and we go through at least 5x as much regular half and half as we do flavored creamers and that doesn't even take into account the powdered stuff we have out.

Plus if you want the flavored stuff badly enough I'm fairly sure they have the cold flavored coffee's in the resort stores.

Now as to coffee quality...I just take my own with me...can't stand hotel coffee in general.