Now I've searched google on here to see if this question has been asked but I couldn't see anything..We intend to take some healthy biscuit treats with us but our DS loves this muller yoghurt we get over here, and I've been searching to find out if it's ok to bring some in our suitcases for our room.?..I know about meat regulations and dairy produce but not sure about this yoghurt..
I think Yoghurt would fall under Dairy ...
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I agree, yogurt is categorized as dairy here.
you can't take yogurt, sorry dude
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Just asking Fergus, but why would you want to travel that distance with any type of food really?
Actually, you can bring cultured dairy products like yogurt or cheese. Double check from the Website below, but you might be allowed to bring it.
Still, I'm not sure you'd really want to bring it over. What if it goes bad or something? You can get it over here. It may not be exactly the same, but...
http://www.mullerquaker.com/where-to-buy
My mom likes it too. I don't eat yogurt for health reasons, but I digress
You could take a cab to a local grocery store if you wanted to pick up some milk and such for the room. There are also grocery stores that deliver to Disney property. There is a minimum order requirement, but it is an option if you are desperate and since you are coming internationally. It's also cheaper to go to a grocery store than get your groceries on Disney property.
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Just asking Fergus, but why would you want to travel that distance with any type of food really?
I've got a very fussy DS who loves this variety of yoghurts but I won't take any chances..
Actually, you can bring cultured dairy products like yogurt or cheese. Double check from the Website below, but you might be allowed to bring it.Still, I'm not sure you'd really want to bring it over. What if it goes bad or something? You can get it over here. It may not be exactly the same, but...
http://www.mullerquaker.com/where-to-buy
My mom likes it too. I don't eat yogurt for health reasons, but I digress
You could take a cab to a local grocery store if you wanted to pick up some milk and such for the room. There are also grocery stores that deliver to Disney property. There is a minimum order requirement, but it is an option if you are desperate and since you are coming internationally. It's also cheaper to go to a grocery store than get your groceries on Disney property.
Cheers..I'll play it safe and get him to try out the ones available at Roaring Forks..
We've got some good stuff on this side of the pond, but don't drink the water 
Muellers is found in our little burg of a town, so I would imagine it is somewhere near WDW. It's obviously not regional since we have it in Wisconsin and you there.....Worth a look see if you can have it maybe delivered?
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Muellers is found in our little burg of a town, so I would imagine it is somewhere near WDW. It's obviously not regional since we have it in Wisconsin and you there.....Worth a look see if you can have it maybe delivered?
Cheers..
We've got some good stuff on this side of the pond, but don't drink the water
My sister in law goes home with a suitcase full of UK chocolate bars, mostly Cadbury..She lives in L.A...Yet my DS loves Resses..Not sure if that's the correct spelling..They have a orange wrapper..
Emilio wrote:We've got some good stuff on this side of the pond, but don't drink the waterMy sister in law goes home with a suitcase full of UK chocolate bars, mostly Cadbury..She lives in L.A...Yet my DS loves Resses..Not sure if that's the correct spelling..They have a orange wrapper..
Whit 
They have Flavoured wrappers ????
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I can get Mueller yogurt in my local grocery store and the candy that your DS loves is Reeses. It is made by Hershey.
King Fergus wrote:Emilio wrote:We've got some good stuff on this side of the pond, but don't drink the waterMy sister in law goes home with a suitcase full of UK chocolate bars, mostly Cadbury..She lives in L.A...Yet my DS loves Resses..Not sure if that's the correct spelling..They have a orange wrapper..
Whit
Are you guys referring to these delicious creations?
Mrferret wrote:King Fergus wrote:Emilio wrote:We've got some good stuff on this side of the pond, but don't drink the waterMy sister in law goes home with a suitcase full of UK chocolate bars, mostly Cadbury..She lives in L.A...Yet my DS loves Resses..Not sure if that's the correct spelling..They have a orange wrapper..
Whit
Are you guys referring to these delicious creations?
Yay.. 
That's them..
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They are good frozen too!
I can confirm that I just saw both products in question being sold at the winn-dixie near Downtown Disney.
BTW, it is hot and rainy here in WDW.
Have fun BuffaloBill!!
KenJ wrote:Mrferret wrote:King Fergus wrote:Emilio wrote:We've got some good stuff on this side of the pond, but don't drink the waterMy sister in law goes home with a suitcase full of UK chocolate bars, mostly Cadbury..She lives in L.A...Yet my DS loves Resses..Not sure if that's the correct spelling..They have a orange wrapper..
Whit
Are you guys referring to these delicious creations?
Yay..
Fergus you do know that asda sell these???????? they aren't cheap but they keep you going in between holidays!
King Fergus wrote:KenJ wrote:Mrferret wrote:King Fergus wrote:Emilio wrote:We've got some good stuff on this side of the pond, but don't drink the waterMy sister in law goes home with a suitcase full of UK chocolate bars, mostly Cadbury..She lives in L.A...Yet my DS loves Resses..Not sure if that's the correct spelling..They have a orange wrapper..
Whit
Are you guys referring to these delicious creations?
Yay..
Fergus you do know that asda sell these???????? they aren't cheap but they keep you going in between holidays!
Whit! 
Never knew that..Our nearest Asda is approx 60 miles away..Must look out for them next time we are in the area..
amy1989 wrote:King Fergus wrote:KenJ wrote:Mrferret wrote:King Fergus wrote:Emilio wrote:We've got some good stuff on this side of the pond, but don't drink the waterMy sister in law goes home with a suitcase full of UK chocolate bars, mostly Cadbury..She lives in L.A...Yet my DS loves Resses..Not sure if that's the correct spelling..They have a orange wrapper..
Whit
Are you guys referring to these delicious creations?
Yay..
Fergus you do know that asda sell these???????? they aren't cheap but they keep you going in between holidays!
Whit!
yeah they have a whole "american candy" section at ours!!! not sure if any of the other supermarkets do them or not but also sometimes some of the local newsagents have them but not always!
I love, Love, LOVE Reesy peanut butter cups. That's what we call them Reesy cups.
