Not a total hotel snob, but I will pretty much only stay at the Disney Grand Californian. I love it. I love everything about it! When I'm older and my kids are grown, I will still come back here and not only enjoy the amenities that are awesome for a family with 5 small children,… Continue reading Disney’s Acorns Gifts & Goods Food Allergy Finds Volume IX
Winnie the Pooh Winnie the Pooh Tubby little cubby all stuffed with fluff He's Winnie the Pooh Winnie the Pooh Willy nilly silly old bear One of my absolute favorite rides and shops in all of Disneyland and California Adventure is none other than Winnie the Pooh and Pooh Corner! I’ve got 5 kids, and… Continue reading Disney’s Pooh Corner Food Allergy Finds Volume VIII
A whimsical atmosphere awaits inside this super cute sweet shop in downtown Disney, Marceline’s Confectionery. What could ever be wrong with handmade candies and baked goods? Practically everything if you’ve got life-threatening food allergies, BUT WAIT! Don’t just walk by!! Give it a chance. I’ll tell you why. So this shop is straight out of… Continue reading Downtown Disney’s Marceline’s Confectionery Food Allergy Friendly Finds Volume VII
Breaking New Ground with Top 8 Free Lollipops! When we first started frequenting Disneyland with a toddler that was anaphylactic to peanut and shellfish, one of the first Disney food finds for us were these classic Mickey Mouse shaped lollipops. These cuties are free from wheat, dairy, soy, egg, peanut, tree nut, shellfish & fin… Continue reading Disney Food Allergy Friendly Finds Volume VI
Our go to place to stay in Disneyland is the Grand Californian Hotel and Spa. One of the many perks of this hotel is White Water Snacks! White Water Snacks is a cross between a fast food joint and a small market. They’ve got a great spread of Americana fare, a refrigerated offering of both… Continue reading Disney’s Grand Californian White Water Snacks
Party of 37, 19 Kids Menu's Please! We have an upcoming extended family trip to San Diego. As a family with anaphylactic food allergies, and a gluten intolerance, it can definitely already be quite the task to travel and dine with JUST our immediate family in tow. Add to that 14 cousins, 14 aunts and… Continue reading Restaurant Planning for Travel with Food Allergies
I could eat kettle corn, and cotton candy for days! Downtown Disney Kettle Corn The kettle corn in Downtown Disney is from another vendor and different than inside the parks. It’s called CaliPop by ESS Snack Foods. The Salted Caramel contains milk and soy, and isn’t labeled for cross contamination. This food cart was near… Continue reading Disneyland’s Food Allergy Finds Volume V
