Re: Re: Very OT: visiting disney

[Guest guest]

Not to far from disney world, fl there was a walmart,I know we passed other food

stores we had to get some tupperware that's why I said walmart. I guess google

will be your friend on this one for searching nearby.

It would be nice if disney made their own grocery store. I am sure the prices

would be WOW. But it would prevent people from leaving property and spending

money elsewhere.

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[ ] Re: Very OT: visiting disney

I thought that too - I'd make food at the resort and take in. However, there was

no place on all of Disney to find groceries that were not things like pop tarts

or kellogs cereal or a can of soup. I couldn't find real unprocessed FOOD to

cook.

>

> I went to Disneyland CA this past summer for my birthday. They did look in

> my bag but didn't object to 2 frozen water bottles, a bag of fruit and

> veggies and some organic beef jerky. I just said I was on a special diet.

>

> I was impressed that they had fruit and water stands everywhere with

> bagged fruits and veggies. And lots of cold water and real juices available

> everywhere we looked. So much better when I was a kid and they only had

popcorn,

> cotton candy and junk foods. Granted it wasn't organic - but I was

> thrilled to see some real foods. The meal we ate wasn't so good - the

potatoes

> were so laden with salt that I only ate 1/4th of them so my feet wouldn't

> swell up. It seems like a pretty easy fix to bring in some food for the

> special needs child. A thermos can keep soup or a stew hot until lunch. Best

> wishes, Rosegvr/

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Tks a lot, l am flying to CA and plan to order some baked goods from a known scd

online bakery and soon as we get on the road to san diego, stop at an organic

food store. Any store recommendations in the area??

Is whole foods present in the zone?

Thanks a lot,

Isa

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[ ] Re: Very OT: visiting disney

If you're staying on Disney property (FL) and don't have a car, there is a

food/grocery store that you can order online from and they will deliver to your

hotel. I don't remember the site name, but it's in an earlier post. Good luck.

> >

> > I went to Disneyland CA this past summer for my birthday. They did look in

> > my bag but didn't object to 2 frozen water bottles, a bag of fruit and

> > veggies and some organic beef jerky. I just said I was on a special diet.

> >

> > I was impressed that they had fruit and water stands everywhere with

> > bagged fruits and veggies. And lots of cold water and real juices available

> > everywhere we looked. So much better when I was a kid and they only had

popcorn,

> > cotton candy and junk foods. Granted it wasn't organic - but I was

> > thrilled to see some real foods. The meal we ate wasn't so good - the

potatoes

> > were so laden with salt that I only ate 1/4th of them so my feet wouldn't

> > swell up. It seems like a pretty easy fix to bring in some food for the

> > special needs child. A thermos can keep soup or a stew hot until lunch.

Best

> > wishes, Rosegvr/

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Garden Grocer is great. We got some stuff delivered from them and we

shipped some of our stuff down to our resort.

Kerrie

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In a message dated 12/6/2010 10:15:15 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

khieken@... writes:

If you're staying on Disney property (FL) and don't have a car, there is a

food/grocery store that you can order online from and they will deliver to

your hotel. I don't remember the site name, but it's in an earlier post.

Good luck.