Any availability of peanut butter (no jelly) sandwhiches?

[peg2001]

Are all the p.b.j. sandwiches pre-made or uncrustables or is there an option anywhere of leaving off the jelly? DD6 doesn't eat jelly.

Thanks,
Peggy

 

[jel0511]

At a sit-down restaurant, I think they are all made to order. But at any of the counter service places, we generally recieved an uncrustable, or a pre-made sandwich.

 

[Emy'sMom]

Peggy - My 6 yo DD also doesn't eat jelly . . . . she'll only do plain old peanut butter sandwiches. When we are in WDW she usually just ends up eating chicken strips and fries. Ugh. I wish she wasn't such a pick eater!!

Debbie

 

[LKS]

It sounds like you need a loaf of bread and a tube of skippy in the room. You can bring a plain peanut butter sandwich to the parks for her.

 

[peg2001]

Thanks, everyone. We'll probably do as LKS is recommending and pack-in a sandwhich.

Debbie- Don't feel too badly, DD practically lived on french fries and cheese pizza when we visited WDW last time. I figure she won't waste away from malnutrition in a week's time.

Peggy

 

[Certifiable WDW Nut]

Originally posted by peg2001
I figure she won't waste away from malnutrition in a week's time.

Peggy

I always chuckle when I see statements like that. My 8yo nephew eats fruit, waffles, french fries and bread and butter and that is it - I'm not exaggerating. He has rice milk and juice to drink. He is a normal size, relatively healthy (some funky allergies) 8yo and the doctors have said from the beginning that it's not a big deal. It amazes me, but it also makes me feel better when I can't always manage to provide a "balanced, healthy" meal or snack.