Guest guest Posted May 22, 2004 Report Share Posted May 22, 2004 so, you folks goin to the land that mickey built, can i have a loan, i'd like to buy a haus i can't believe how expensive that place was...like i said, haven't been there in ferever, but i remember thinkin "sheesh, it wasn't quite this expensive in the 80's" anyways..a quick search turned up these veganny things in disneyland Disneyland: Bengal Barbecue, in Adventureland - Vegetarian shishkabob (vegan) consists of skewered potato, mushroom, squash, bell pepper, and onion. Also have big pretzels and a fruit plate (which comes with a container of yoghurt). "Quite tasty, and there's no lines." River Belle Terrace, entrance in Adventureland and Frontierland - Vegetable stew (vegan) served in a bread bowl (unsure if vegan). Ville Verde, at Disneyland Hotel - Some of the homemade pasta is eggless. Fettuccine with roasted vegetables (eggplant, onion, squash and tomato) is vegan if ordered without pesto sauce. The basil and tomato angel hair pasta is also vegan. Goofy's Kitchen - Buffet with plenty of vegan food. Vegan dinner items: French rolls, eggless pasta, marinara sauce, lots of incredible fruits, salad, juices. Vegan breakfast items: potatoes (fried in vegetable oil with onions and green peppers), bagels, and lots of incredible fruits. The cost of the buffet is about $14 per person, but the food was delicious and filling. Street vendors - Churros contain eggs. Popcorn is popped in vegetable oil. and from vegsource blog Deborah (agency.sfna.com) There are some vegan Disneyland options! September 14, 2000 at 11:55 am PST In Reply to: Thank you for all your great advice.I'll try the Erewhon Store posted by tepiglet on July 1, 2000 at 1:52 pm: I'm sorry I didn't see this post sooner! My bf and I go to Disneyland quite frequently, and while there aren't tons of vegan things, it's not hopeless either. There is a menu book at City Hall where you can check ingredients for things, and last time we checked, the veggie burgers (available but not advertised at Village Haus and Hungry Bear) and buns were vegan. There was even a vegan entree at the Blue Bayou, a really good Portobello mushroom with mashed potatoes. (Note that we haven't been there for months so I don't know if things have changed.) I believe the vegetable gumbo in New Orleans Square is vegan, and you can get a vegetable sandwich at the Carnation Cafe on Main Street (if you get them to leave off the cheese and mayo). There was some pasta dish we could eat at the lovely remodeled Plaza Inn. I seem to remember there was a problem with stuff at the pasta place in Tomorrowland--can't remember if it was cheese in the sauce or what. The best place to eat is unfortunately being remodeled so it's closed now: Casa Mexicana, where they have veggie beans and so you can get a nice taco salad or burrito. Also, there are some places in the hotels where you can get vegan food. Basically, Disney folks are committed to pleasing the guests, so are happy to make any inquiries you need or make adaptations. They don't have soy milk at the coffee places, but one cast member said sometimes people bring it in so they can get soy lattes; we may do that on our next trip. This is too late to help the original poster, but hopefully it'll help someone else! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 22, 2004 Report Share Posted May 22, 2004 In a message dated 5/22/2004 1:40:53 PM Pacific Daylight Time, EBbrewpunx writes: so, you folks goin to the land that mickey built, can i have a loan, i'd like to buy a haus:)i can't believe how expensive that place was...like i said, haven't been there in ferever, but i remember thinkin "sheesh, it wasn't quite this expensive in the 80's"anyways..a quick search turned up these veganny things in disneylandDisneyland:Bengal Barbecue, in Adventureland- Vegetarian shishkabob (vegan) consists of skewered potato, mushroom, squash, bell pepper, and onion. Also have big pretzels and a fruit plate (which comes with a container of yoghurt). "Quite tasty, and there's no lines."River Belle Terrace, entrance in Adventureland and Frontierland- Vegetable stew (vegan) served in a bread bowl (unsure if vegan).Ville Verde, at Disneyland Hotel- Some of the homemade pasta is eggless. Fettuccine with roasted vegetables (eggplant, onion, squash and tomato) is vegan if ordered without pesto sauce. The basil and tomato angel hair pasta is also vegan.Goofy's Kitchen- Buffet with plenty of vegan food. Vegan dinner items: French rolls, eggless pasta, marinara sauce, lots of incredible fruits, salad, juices. Vegan breakfast items: potatoes (fried in vegetable oil with onions and green peppers), bagels, and lots of incredible fruits. The cost of the buffet is about $14 per person, but the food was delicious and filling.Street vendors- Churros contain eggs. Popcorn is popped in vegetable oil. thats out of control! we didnt find any of that stuff! heart,jen. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 22, 2004 Report Share Posted May 22, 2004 eh sometimes things be hidden yuo were prolly dazzled by all the adverts... is everything in that place sponsored by some major corp nowadays er wot...they were handing out advertisements fer juice while we were in line at the Indy Jones ride...you know you want to buy Dole...come on..do it..everyones doing it..come on..you'll be cool..just try it... sheesh thats out of control! we didnt find any of that stuff! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 22, 2004 Report Share Posted May 22, 2004 In a message dated 5/22/2004 2:27:41 PM Pacific Daylight Time, njdoane writes: celiac what is a celiac? heart,jen. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 22, 2004 Report Share Posted May 22, 2004 genetic disease where you are severely allergic/intolerant of gluten what is a celiac? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 22, 2004 Report Share Posted May 22, 2004 In a message dated 5/22/2004 4:11:39 PM Pacific Daylight Time, metalscarab writes: And there was me thinking it was a small cadillac :-) BB Peter oh man that was a good laugh! heart,jen. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 22, 2004 Report Share Posted May 22, 2004 you're right - it is expensive. But we are feeling the (emotional) pinch of kids who will be off to college in a few short years...and we want to do stuff with them. thanks for the food info. the veggie kabobs would be perfect for both vegan and celiac. it should be an interesting trip. nancy , EBbrewpunx@c... wrote: > so, you folks goin to the land that mickey built, can i have a loan, i'd like > to buy a haus > > i can't believe how expensive that place was...like i said, haven't been > there in ferever, but i remember thinkin " sheesh, it wasn't quite this expensive > in the 80's " > anyways..a quick search turned up these veganny things in disneyland > Disneyland: > > Bengal Barbecue, in Adventureland > - Vegetarian shishkabob (vegan) consists of skewered potato, mushroom, > squash, bell pepper, and onion. Also have big pretzels and a fruit > plate (which comes with a container of yoghurt). " Quite tasty, and > there's no lines. " > > River Belle Terrace, entrance in Adventureland and Frontierland > - Vegetable stew (vegan) served in a bread bowl (unsure if vegan). > > Ville Verde, at Disneyland Hotel > - Some of the homemade pasta is eggless. Fettuccine with roasted > vegetables (eggplant, onion, squash and tomato) is vegan if ordered > without pesto sauce. The basil and tomato angel hair pasta is also > vegan. > > Goofy's Kitchen > - Buffet with plenty of vegan food. Vegan dinner items: French rolls, > eggless pasta, marinara sauce, lots of incredible fruits, salad, > juices. Vegan breakfast items: potatoes (fried in vegetable oil with > onions and green peppers), bagels, and lots of incredible fruits. > The cost of the buffet is about $14 per person, but the food was > delicious and filling. > > Street vendors > - Churros contain eggs. Popcorn is popped in vegetable oil. > > > > and from vegsource blog > Deborah (agency.sfna.com) > There are some vegan Disneyland options! > September 14, 2000 at 11:55 am PST > > In Reply to: Thank you for all your great advice.I'll try the Erewhon Store > posted by tepiglet on July 1, 2000 at 1:52 pm: > > I'm sorry I didn't see this post sooner! My bf and I go to Disneyland quite > frequently, and while there aren't tons of vegan things, it's not hopeless > either. There is a menu book at City Hall where you can check ingredients for > things, and last time we checked, the veggie burgers (available but not > advertised at Village Haus and Hungry Bear) and buns were vegan. There was even a vegan > entree at the Blue Bayou, a really good Portobello mushroom with mashed > potatoes. (Note that we haven't been there for months so I don't know if things > have changed.) > > I believe the vegetable gumbo in New Orleans Square is vegan, and you can > get a vegetable sandwich at the Carnation Cafe on Main Street (if you get them > to leave off the cheese and mayo). > > There was some pasta dish we could eat at the lovely remodeled Plaza Inn. I > seem to remember there was a problem with stuff at the pasta place in > Tomorrowland--can't remember if it was cheese in the sauce or what. > > The best place to eat is unfortunately being remodeled so it's closed now: > Casa Mexicana, where they have veggie beans and so you can get a nice taco > salad or burrito. Also, there are some places in the hotels where you can get > vegan food. > > Basically, Disney folks are committed to pleasing the guests, so are happy to > make any inquiries you need or make adaptations. They don't have soy milk at > the coffee places, but one cast member said sometimes people bring it in so > they can get soy lattes; we may do that on our next trip. > > This is too late to help the original poster, but hopefully it'll help > someone else! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 22, 2004 Report Share Posted May 22, 2004 that sounds wunderbar Anyway, it's times like these that really make your day when you're vegan. I called the manager the next day and told him how awesome that chef was for making me a fabulous vegan breakfast. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 22, 2004 Report Share Posted May 22, 2004 > what is a celiac?> > genetic disease where you are severely allergic/intolerant of gluten And there was me thinking it was a small cadillac :-) BB Peter Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 23, 2004 Report Share Posted May 23, 2004 Hi, I have to just share an experience I had in Disneyland last October. I did a bunch of research before I went there with my family because I was terrified of being stuck in Disneyland for three days and having to live on bread and Clif Bars. I found a lot of the same info you post below, which me feel a little better. The first morning we were there my parents, brother and sis-inlaw, nieces, and boyfriend went to the PCH Grill. They had NOTHING I could eat there, except bagels (surprise surprise). So I asked one of the chefs if they could just grill some vegetables for me. I explained that I'm vegan. He told me to wait a moment. He came back with one of the chef's in the back and he said to me " Tell me what you would like. I can make anything for you. How about some banana nut pancakes with fresh berries on top and some potatoes on the side? " I was incredulous!! He told me is other job was as a chef at a vegetarian restaurant and that his wife is vegan so he was very experienced in cooking vegan meals. And I will tell you, those were THE BEST pancakes I have ever had. And they were huge. I could only finish a third of them. It was a great start to my Disneyland adventure. Albeit none of the meals I had after that were as good! Anyway, it's times like these that really make your day when you're vegan. I called the manager the next day and told him how awesome that chef was for making me a fabulous vegan breakfast. Sienna Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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