Does anyone know the food supplier for WDW? My mom keeps asking me (like I should know), and I am tired of hearing, "Who makes those chicken strips". If anyone knows, I would love to know!!! Thanks!
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Food Supplier?
- Thread starter crazygirley
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DisneyJill
Well-Known Member
egionet said:
Scaramark :lol:
Moustronaut
New Member
egionet said:
According to my tour guide on the Keys to the Kingdom tour, the guest food is indeed provided by Aramark.
Woody13
New Member
Erlich Foods International currently has the contract to supply the Turkey Drumsticks to Disney Parks worldwide:TURKEY said:
http://www.erlichfoods.com/products.html
"Handsomely packaged and delicious Hickory-Smoked Drumsticks, Wings and Drumettes. The popular Turkey Drumsticks are a favorite at Disney theme parks throughout the world!"
The turkey legs are fully "cooked" (actually smoked) when they are sent to WDW. The staff at WDW only reheats the turkey legs.
food suppliers from across Central Florida are contracted to supply food for WDW. One of the larger ones is Sysco (http://www.sysco.com), which has offices and warehouses in Ocoee, FL, north of WDW, that serve primarily the theme parks.
camptastebuds
New Member
www.farmpac.com out of Texas. I did research into it put two to two together. I found another foodie video on YouTube and the Concession Manager just happen to mention where she got her turkey legs from and mentioned WDW.
nickys
Premium Member
This is a 20 year old thread lol!
monorail81
Well-Known Member
It’s always astounding, isn’t it?
AndyS2992
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What happens is, they Google a question, such as who supplies Disney food? And then this thread pops up, they read the responses without checking the dates and then want to add their own information, make an account, post, and then are never seen again
This is why they should lock threads after a set period of inactivity to prevent this.
Phonedave
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What happens is, they Google a question, such as who supplies Disney food? And then this thread pops up, they read the responses without checking the dates and then want to add their own information, make an account, post, and then are never seen again
This is why they should lock threads after a set period of inactivity to prevent this.
Or just do what an other forum that I belong to does - put up an alert