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HEALTHY SNACKING
- Thread starter Figgy1
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If I am not mistaken the Dole whip and the dole float is non-dairy and fairly low in calories. (I think the float maxes out around 300)
LuLaSue
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Healthy may be an optional word here BUT... all the soft pretzels in the world are vegan. I am not sure about the cheese stuffed pretezel, I don't know what the cheese is made of, this may be an exception. I love the sweet pecans in epcot and Germany has a host of vegan chocolate delights.
I have read that Japan has a variety of ice cream pops that are vegan but I am not a fan of tofutti or anything of that nature. If I want ice cream that bad, I assume eat the real thing here.
I am not a huge snacker so, this is a tough one for me.
I have read that Japan has a variety of ice cream pops that are vegan but I am not a fan of tofutti or anything of that nature. If I want ice cream that bad, I assume eat the real thing here.
I am not a huge snacker so, this is a tough one for me.
Thanks @LuLaSue it was a help but I think I'll skip the filled pretzels nondairy dairy sounds a little to chemical for me and I was from Jersey
eddiemcgarrigle
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You can forget the healthy stuff when I'm on holiday and all that walking helps keep the weight off anyway. It's a win win.
real mad hatter
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Hey! The jalapeño chillies in the margaritas in La Cava make a nice spicy snack,after six or seven chillies washed down with the Maggies you'll have a great nights sleep.
Well let me at least make believe I'm going to behave I know I won't but best intentions and all that stuff. I think I'm the only person who walks less at Disney than at home!
Chillies are good for you and rev up the metabolism! win win!!Hey! The jalapeño chillies in the margaritas in La Cava make a nice spicy snack,after six or seven chillies washed down with the Maggies you'll have a great nights sleep.
real mad hatter
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I love chillies,in fact I reckon I'am a chilli head.Apart from the Bhut Jolaka, or the Ghost Chilli as its also known.Now that baby will do more than rev up your metabolism,it will send you to the moon.
PhilharMagician
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Not too many options. Fresh fruit like you already said and then you can find the celery and carrot stick w/ ranch @ some locations. Pickles can also be found in a few locations around the parks. At liberty Square Market they have a baked potatoe, corn on the cob, craisins and craisin trail mix.
The best locations for healthful snacks are Liberty Square Market in MK, Harambe Fruit Market in AK and Anahiem Produce in DHS. Epcot really does not have a compareable snack location unfortunately.
The best locations for healthful snacks are Liberty Square Market in MK, Harambe Fruit Market in AK and Anahiem Produce in DHS. Epcot really does not have a compareable snack location unfortunately.
PhilharMagician
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If you eat those then you will have more problems the next day when you, um, well you know and make sure you have some asbestos TP handy.
awoogala
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sunshine seasons in the land (qs) has some vegan choices, kakigori is a shaved ice that is vegan in japan, not sure about too many snacks, but at Tusker house, the chef was able to make my husband vegan samosas (the ones on the buffet have some dairy), and most of the cous-cous and salads and rice dishes were vegan.
(now, that was 1.5 years ago, and since then, they have changed to a character meal, so the food/chef may have changed drastically)
(now, that was 1.5 years ago, and since then, they have changed to a character meal, so the food/chef may have changed drastically)
awoogala
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oh, and many of the ice cream places have tofutti or rice dream, and some will have dairy free milkshakes and such made with them.
taz0162
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we picked this up at several of the quick service locations for one of our kids meals $5.95.
With the portion size of out table service meals and some of the quick service meals being so large (expecially since desert was included each time) this was satisfying and did help maintain some of the chalorie levels.
Power Pack Lunch:
With the portion size of out table service meals and some of the quick service meals being so large (expecially since desert was included each time) this was satisfying and did help maintain some of the chalorie levels.
Power Pack Lunch:
- Strawberry Yogurt
- Carrots
- Goldfish Crackers
- String Cheese
- Healthy ingredient Cookie (it did taste good)
awoogala
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oh, and they had vegan divvies cookies forever, but it seems they started carrying a new brownie/cookie company- check the ingredients to make sure they are dairy-free!
Of course there is babycakes in Dtd... not healthy, but good!
We also could get soymilk in quite a few places, and even soy yogurt one time at sunshine seasons. But, ymmv! things change all the time!
If you want, you can contact special diets by phone and ask for an updated list- they are mostly for allergies, but would still help you pick out vegan foods.
Of course there is babycakes in Dtd... not healthy, but good!
We also could get soymilk in quite a few places, and even soy yogurt one time at sunshine seasons. But, ymmv! things change all the time!
If you want, you can contact special diets by phone and ask for an updated list- they are mostly for allergies, but would still help you pick out vegan foods.
ratherbeinwdw
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I can't remember if it's mousesavers or allears, I think it's allears, but one of them has a very complete list of vegetarian (me) and vegan foods/snacks in Disney. I remember it being very helpful.
PhilharMagician
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Your pedometer may be a little out of calibration. We always take a pedometer so we can graph and report my daughters exercise for her gym teacher in school because we pull her from school. We walk everywhere we can @ WDW and our longest day was 8.74 miles. Not saying it couldn't be done, but 20 miles in a day would have you walking about 6 3/4 hours consistantly without slowing or stopping, going on any rides, meals or pedestrian traffic. Nonetheless with our 8.74 miles we burned 1137 calories with 20,525 steps. 6609 of those step were aerobic which is basically speed walking. We are a little nuts. After burning all of those calories I personally put on a good 5 lbs per week at Disney and I eat sensibly but have been known to enjoy the occasional cocktail.
ratherbeinwdw
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Anyone know the distance around WS?
awoogala
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no idea how, but we eat hog wild at the world (unlike at home) and I always lose 2 lbs or more over the week. We average around 10,000-15,000 steps when the parks close earlier in january.