Disney4me Posted April 16, 2015 Report Share Posted April 16, 2015 For some time, Disney has been a leader in the hospitality industry when it comes to serving guests with food allergies and sensitivities. Today, we’re learning that they’re offering options that will hopefully continue to make Disney visits more enjoyable and worry-free for guests who live with allergies.Allergy-friendly kiosk menuAfter previously piloting Allergy-Friendly Menus at a number of venues, Disney has announced they will roll out Allergy-Friendly Menus to around 120 restaurants. The menus will be available at both counter service and table service locations throughout Walt Disney World and Disneyland parks and resorts. The move will include venues at Disney water parks and Downtown Disney restaurants as well.ABC Commissary Took Part Offered a Gluten Free Menu During the Pilot ProgramThe goal is to provide a convenient way for guests to manage their food allergies while dining at Disney restaurants, and to provide more food options that are readily available.The allergy-friendly menus will focus on the most common allergens: gluten/wheat, milk, peanut, tree nut, and fish. The menus will list allergen content for each menu items — and will include appetizers, entrees, side items, desserts, and kids’ meals.Grilled Wild Boar Tenderloin at Jiko — Delicious and Part of the Allergy-Friendly LineupThe menus began appearing at signature restaurants on April 14, and rollout will continue to other table service and counter service locations through September.Want to see a sample? Check out the Allergy-Friendly menu for one of our favorite dining spots, Jiko. Beneath each item, you’ll see which allergies the dish is specifically created for. Just click each photo to see a larger view.Jiko Allergy-Friendly Menu — Appetizers — Click to EnlargeJiko Allergy-Friendly Menu — Flatbreads and Soups & Salads — Click to EnlargeJiko Allergy-Friendly Menu — Entrees — Click to EnlargeJiko Allergy-Friendly Menu — Desserts — Click to EnlargeDisney will continue to offer guests the opportunity to speak to the chef or another trained cast member about menu options. Guests are also still encouraged to mention dietary restrictions when they make Advance Dining Reservations and/or when they arrive for a meal.Now let’s hear from all of you! What do you think of the Allergy-Friendly menu rollout at more Disney restaurants? Leave a comment and join the conversation!Disney Food Blog Fans, be sure to check out our DFB Disney World Dining Guide e-Books! Find great deals at DFBStore.com!Also, come on over and: Subscribe to our NewsletterFollow us on TwitterBecome a Facebook FanRelated posts:News! Allergy-friendly Menus Currently in Testing at Select Disney World Restaurants News!: Disney World and Disneyland to Offer Braille Menus at Select Locations Starting March 1st News! New Menu at “Allergy” Kiosk in Disney’s Animal Kingdom (And You Can Still Get Babycakes!) View the full article Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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