Can you enlighten me about why a person would avoid soy products. I have not heard of what would cause that to be, so I'm just trying to learn. TIA!Plant-based eggs?
I love eating plant-based meals, but I do not eat soy products, which it sounds like a lot of this will be.
According to my friend who lectures me whenever I order soy milk in my Starbucks drinks, it has too much estrogen and it’s GMO.
It is high in estrogen, and the type of cancer that the women in my family get we are told no soy products at all. I would love to see more vegetarian options in the park especially since I eat very little meat.
Just about every TS location we've tried at DLR has been able to customize dishes to be vegetarian upon request. And the kitchen can make vegan dishes custom upon request, especially when given prior notice on the reservation. At TS locations (and at most CS locations, too), you can request that a chef come speak with you about your dietary needs and go over what can be made/customized for you. This is easier if you visit during non-rush/non-peak hours when the kitchen isn't already swamped with orders. And customized orders can take longer to make, so allow extra time for that, too.
I 2nd this. My oncologist said avoid eating a lot of stuff that's heavy in soy in order to help prevent breast cancer recurrence.
I love meatless ‘fake meat’ options- let’s bring on more veggie burgers, etc. Only two places to get a veggie burger in Disneyland is not enough IMO.I've never ordered these dishes for myself, but friends in our parties have usually requested and received various pasta dishes or something similar that met their requirements. All reviews have been positive. These meals were at CCR and at NR. And posters here have reported that they have received very tasty dishes at DLR TS locations, sometimes things that were better than the on menu items that other family members received. You can try calling the number on the online reservations page to discuss this with someone to see what your options might be.
