Use of resort food court toaster

[materbuddy]

Sorry I didn't know where else to put this. My DW, 2 princesses and I will be staying at POFQ. My wife is on a strict diet and can only eat specific multi-grain bread and english muffins. Can we bring our own and use the toaster at the food court at POFQ? WIll the cm give us a problem?

 

[sxeensweet]

You should have no problems using their toaster. Here is another option...you can go to a store while there and buy a cheap toaster to plug in your room. Walmart or Target etc you can usually get one for like 10 bucks or a little less. Would be nicer to have something in your room to use than having to bring her stuff to the food court unless y'all are already going in there anyway everyday.

 

[PrincessMia]

I've brought my own English muffins to toast at PORS and have never gotten so much as a glance. I always bring my own breakfast food, and warm it up in the food courts.

 

[HollyAD]

I have seen people taking their own pop tarts to the toaster. No one seemed to care. In fact I was jealous that I had not thought about doing that myself.

 

[Sans Souci]

Are you worried about contamination from the regular bread previously toasted in the toaster? Is that why you want to bring your own toaster?

I know the King Arthur Flour Company used to sell reusable silicone sleeves that you could put slices of bread in and toast it. It was meant for people with gluten intolerances/allergies. Maybe you could look around for something like that?

ETA: I found some at Amazon
http://www.amazon.com/Set-NoStick-Toast-Toaster-Bags/dp/B0012XGM92

 

[dreamfinder]

Can't say it would be an issue. Since at least the DVC resorts sell bread, bagels, english muffins etc in the gift shops, they must expect people to use the toasters. But as PPs have mentioned, are you concerned about cross contamination? Or just eating only certain foods?

 

[The Incredible Schmulk]

Most hotels that have at least a continental breakfast provide a microwave, toaster and/or toaster oven for general use, not just by those who partake of food provided on premises, included in the room rate or purchased, but all guests. I can understand that the placement of these amenities in food courts and lounges on the Disney properties can cause some confusion about the acceptability of their usage with food brought from outside the grounds, but I assure you that not only is it kosher, but it's even expected behavior by the resort.

Toast away, comrade. And do so without fear of repercussion.

 

[WDWLOYAL1971]

Don't worry, it will not be a problem what so ever. Enjoy!

 

[Communicore]

Yea that's a cheap eat, toast your own bread at Pop or any other food court. On an unrelated note, I see people purchase get cup noodles from Mitsukoshi, and ask for hot water from a restaurant and make their own noodles.

 

[tare]

I always figured the toasters were for use no matter if you buy at disney or bring your own breads. I have seen people put pop tarts in them too!!!