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Looking For Best Hf Store In Orlando Area

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Sweetfudge Community Regular
Sweetfudge
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I'm taking a trip to Orlando in the spring, and thought I'd scope out the area so I don't have to drag a full suitcase of food with me. I'm bringing my toaster oven, and will have access to a refridgerator. I will probably bake some bread and bring that with me, but thought I'd find out what is nearby and has the most gluten-free selection. We will also have a rental car.

Thanks!

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Don't worry about being gluten-free in WDW they are wonderful. We all gained weight while at Disney. We had so many choices. Be sure to go to the Boma in Animal Kingdom & ask for Chef TJ. He is the greatest. I would suggest buying the dining pass at Disney & finding where you want to eat before you get there. We did our homework about four months in advance & had a wonderful time & no one was ever hungry...... We ate turkey legs, pizza, burgers with buns, fries, waffles, pancakes, desserts to die for, brownies & much more.

We love Disney.

mamaw

I do know there are two Hfs in around Disney but to save the life of me I don't remeber the names. I know Publix Grocery & maybe one is Chamberlain's....

I'm not sure about other theme Parks in Orlando.

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
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I was in Orlando in June-

I know there are 2 whole foods in the Orlando area.

I did not find the 2 Publix stores I went to be that great. The gluten-free section was small and had basically nothing I was interested in.

I am told from my aunt who lives in the Villages that a lot of the newer Publix stores have huge gluten-free sections, maybe you will luckier than I was.

Have fun!!!

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i'm hoping to do a lot of my eating in the disney parks. however, to save money, we'd talked about bringing our own breakfasts. we are also going to be flying into orlando, and heading south (probably to the keys) for a couple days before going back up to WDW. wanted to stock up before driving down there :)

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