*This dining experience took place in October 2016. 

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Blaze Pizza, a quick service restaurant located in Disney Springs, has quickly gone up the ranks as one of my favorite spots at Disney Springs for lunch or dinner. I’ve managed to get several meals here successfully without getting sick, which is great!

*This dining experience took place in October 2016.

Katsura Grill, a quick service restaurant at the Japan Paviion in Epcot, has long been a place that I’ve wanted to eat. Back when it used to be called the Yakitori House I had the most awful experience, in which I was told not even white rice was safe for me to eat due to cross contamination. Yikes! So, I’ll be honest that I’ve pretty much avoided the place since.

Recently, I learned from a reader that they are now serving gluten free teriyaki, so you know I had to check this out, especially since Brandon loves the Beef Udon Noodles here, and it would be nice to enjoy a meal together there.

*This dining experience took place in October 2016. 

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Everything Pop, located in Disney’s Pop Century Resort, is a cafeteria style quick service restaurant, and the value resort’s only restaurant. Serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner, the food at Everything Pop is a lot of your standard quick service options, but also incldues some fun and delicious retro inspired meals too.

*This dining experience took place in October 2016.

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California Grill, located at Disney’s Contemporary Resort, is a signature dining location with impressive views of the Walt Disney World Resort. Because of that, it’s a popular restaurant and one that often books up 180 days in advance.

*This post contains ingredient information from September 2016. Always double-check ingredients of pre-packaged snacks to ensure that an item is safe for your special dietary need before consuming. 

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I love snacks, and I love to see what snacks sold in the Epcot World Showcase pavilions from other countries might be safe for me to eat. Recently, I stopped by the Tea Caddy at the UK Pavilion to see what items are available, and I found several packages of potato chips (aka “crisps” as they are referred to in the UK) and found several marked gluten free.

*This dining experience took place in September 2016. 

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Ohana, a table service restaurant located at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort, offers family style meals with an Asian and Polynesian flare. Ohana has long been a favorite in my family (fitting, since Ohana actually means family).