Disney World: Your Dairy-Free Guide to the Magic Kingdom

Updated in 2025! In honor of the 50th anniversary of Disney World, we originally created this detailed dairy-free guide to the Magic Kingdom. We’re now up to 54 years, and still updating this very popular post! It’s broken into two parts: Magic Kingdom Park and Magic Kingdom Disney Resorts.

Photo Courtesy Walt Disney World Resort for their 50th Anniversary Celebration

Disney World: Your Dairy-Free Magic Kingdom Guide

Using the map of the parks, we’ve listed the Magic Kingdom sections clockwise from the entrance – or heading left when you enter the park. The Disney hotels and resorts near the Magic Kingdom are also listed clockwise, starting on the east side of the park, and ending on the west side. If you discover any changes, or find some additional dairy-free options, kindly leave a comment!

Please Note: In many cases, the dairy-free or food allergy-friendly options at Disney World require special ordering. So always let the staff know what your dietary needs are and if you have a food allergy. Disney World restaurants have protocols in place for handling allergy orders. Menu items and ingredients are subject to change at any time, and potential cross-contamination with allergens should always be considered a risk in commercial kitchens. The following is a guide for informational purposes. It is intended to help with your planning, but should not replace your own due diligence. Only you can decide what is “safe” for your needs.

Magic Kingdom Park: MAIN STREET

Casey’s Corner (all day / night) – This hot dog spot serves two different plant-based, dairy-free sausage dogs, plain and one Chicago-style. At last check, the all-beef hot dogs and chili dogs without cheese were made without milk, but verify before ordering. All hot dogs are served with fries (made in shared fryers) or fruit. Some people have reported gluten-free, dairy-free buns at this establishment (that contain egg), but we aren’t sure on their current availability. Their chili is also reportedly dairy-free and gluten free.
Main Street Bakery (all day / night snacks) – This is a Starbucks. See our Starbucks Dairy-Free Menu Guide for full details.
Plaza Ice Cream Parlor (all day / night) – They scoop dairy-free raspberry sorbet at this Disney World ice cream shop, but also offer creamy vegan flavors (often vanilla and chocolate), which you can enjoy in a cup or cone. They also have some dairy-free toppings, including peanut butter sauce. Also, make sure you request allergy-friendly cookie “ears” or no cookies. Two standard cookie “ears” automatically come with ice cream cone orders, unless requested without.
The Crystal Palace (breakfast / lunch / dinner) – This is a buffet that has an allergy menu on site for all current options. There is usually a good selection of milk-free choices for all meals. They also typically have some vegan desserts. But if a buffet is daunting for cross contamination concerns, the chef will come out and tell you custom options that they can prepare for you. And yes, they can do Mickey waffles!
The Plaza Restaurant (lunch / dinner) – This is a great spot for handhelds. Their milk allergy menu includes a turkey club sandwich, chipotle barbecue pork sandwich, vegan chili burger, kids’ turkey sandwich, kids’ PB&J, fries, seasonal vegetables, and fresh fruit. And you can custom order a stripped-down, dairy-free beef burger. They also have a milk allergy-friendly house salad or shrimp Louie entree salad. For dessert, they have vegan dark chocolate banana bread pudding with dairy-free ice cream (soy-based).
Tony’s Town Square Restaurant (lunch / dinner) – This Italian eatery is limited for dairy-free guests, but they do offer vegan spaghetti and meatballs and affogato for dessert (complete with dairy-free vanilla ice cream and caramel sauce). The kids’ menu adds grilled chicken with roasted potatoes, pasta with turkey meatballs, green beans and carrots, and fruit to the options.

Magic Kingdom Park: ADVENTURELAND

Aloha Isle (all day / night snacks) – They serve dairy-free pineapple Dole Whip soft serve in a cup or in a pineapple float. Skip the coconut and vanilla “Dole Whips” – those do contain dairy.
Jungle Navigation Co. LTD Skipper Canteen (lunch / dinner) – The dairy-free appetizers include vegan falafel with house made hummus, a ceviche-style tuna, and jungle greens salad. The entree options are curried vegetable stew, char siu pork, crispy fried chicken, duck fried rice, catch of the day with stew, and a shrimp noodle bowl. For kids, they offer a tofu coconut curry dish, cola-braised barbecue beef, crispy chicken, grilled chicken, and basic sides. On the dessert menu, you can enjoy lime panna cotta.
Sunshine Tree Terrace (all day / night snacks) – They have dairy-free orange and strawberry Dole Whip soft serve flavors, which can be ordered in a cup or in one of their floats.
The Beak and Barrel – This is primarily a drinks and snacks spot. At last check, their signature Kraken’s Catch, a marinated octopus dish, was dairy-free and gluten-free.

Magic Kingdom Park: FRONTIERLAND

Golden Oak Outpost (all day snacks) – The hot honey chicken with sweet potato fries is a milk allergy friendly option! But the beignets do contain dairy.
Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn and Cafe (lunch / dinner) – They offer milk allergy-friendly burgers and also have a build-your-own rice bowl menu with meat and vegan protein options. For dessert, they have mini churros and allergy-friendly cookies.
Westward Ho (all day snacks) – If you need a light refresh, you can stop in here for chips and a slushy. Unfortunately, the donut holes do contain both milk and egg.

Magic Kingdom Park: LIBERTY SQUARE

Columbia Harbour House (lunch / dinner) – This seafood spot has a petite little dairy-free menu of grilled salmon with green beans and rice, chicken strips with fries, and a vegan crispy mushroom roll with fries.
Liberty Square Market (all day snacks) – Refuel with one of their famous turkey legs, a Mickey Bavarian-style pretzels (hold the cheese dip), fruit, pickles, and some other grab-and-go munchies. They also have all-beef hot dogs, which might be made without dairy. Verify the buns on site.
Liberty Tree Tavern (lunch / dinner) – They have an “all-you-care-to-enjoy” feast menu with some great down-home, dairy-free options for families. They include pot roast, vegan meatloaf, mashed potatoes (no gravy), bread stuffing, and seasonal vegetables. For dessert, you can enjoy sorbet, allergy-friendly cookies, or apple cake.
Sleepy Hollow (night snacks) – At last check, they did not offer a vegan, gluten-free, or allergy-friendly waffle option at this restaurant. And their funnel cakes do contain milk. They offer turkey legs at night only. Their house-made chips might be dairy-free – please report back if you find out!
The Diamond Horseshoe (lunch / dinner) – Their menu is identical to Liberty Tree Tavern. They have a set price menu for kids and adults with dairy-free pot roast, vegan meatloaf, mashed potatoes (no gravy), bread stuffing, and seasonal vegetables. And for dessert, they also have sorbet, allergy-friendly cookies, or apple cake.

Magic Kingdom Park: FANTASYLAND

Be Our Guest Restaurant (lunch / dinner) – Like many of the other set price menu restaurants at Disney World, the dairy-free options are limited. They currently have gluten-free dinner rolls or potato leek soup for the appetizer, a vegan charred eggplant entree, and vegan vanilla cake for dessert. The kids menu offers a fresh fruit appetizer; grilled steak, chicken strips, or pan-seared chicken breast for the entree with brown rice and vegetable sides; and fruit (again) for dessert.
Cheshire Cafe (all day refresh) – All of their snacks contain dairy, but they have a couple slushy flavors that are dairy-free and vegan when ordered without whip.
Cinderella’s Royal Table (breakfast / lunch / dinner) – This fairytale dining experience has a set price menu where you can select your options. For breakfast they have a dairy-free traditional egg, potato, and bacon breakfast or a vegan version. Kid’s options also include fruit and seed oatmeal. But there are no dairy-free pastry options. For lunch and dinner, crispy pork belly and blue “cheese” salad appetizers, catch of the day and roasted cauliflower entrees, and a strawberry meringue dessert. The kids menu adds seared fish, grilled steak, rice pilaf, fruit, and seasonal sorbet to the dairy-free menu.
Gaston’s Tavern (all day snack) – If you need to cool off during daylight hours (they close at 7pm), LeFou’s Brew is reportedly dairy-free and vegan. It’s a no sugar added, frozen apple slush with a light toasted marshmallow flavor and passion fruit-mango foam.
Pinocchio Village Haus (lunch / dinner) – It’s pizza for everyone at this casual spot! Their milk allergy menu includes “cheese” and meat pizzas with vegan cheese alternative, chicken strips, french fries, and allergy-friendly cookies. Most of these items can also be ordered gluten-free and top allergen-free.
Prince Eric’s Village Market (midday snacks) – Almost everything at this snack spot is made without dairy. Enjoy the turkey leg, jumbo soft pretzel (no cheese), pickles, grapes, and slushies.
Storybook Treats (all day / night snack) – They have dairy-free fruity Dole Whip soft serve (the flavor can change) and offer Peter Pan floats with sprite (hold the chocolate feather).
The Friar’s Nook (breakfast / lunch) – This isn’t a recommended spot for dairy-free park visitors. We’ve head the all-beef hot dog with tater tots (could have shared fryer cross contamination risk) is an option, but verify before ordering.

Magic Kingdom Park: TOMORROWLAND

Cool Ship (midday snacks) – Talk about a treat! The culinary team for Cool Ship let us know the popcorn, cinnamon glazed nuts, and cotton candy can accommodate dairy-free needs.
Cosmic Ray’s Starlight Café (lunch / dinner) – Their out-of-this-world milk allergy menu includes angus burgers, vegan patty melts, grilled chicken sandwiches, spicy fried chicken sandwiches, chicken strips, french fries, and allergy-friendly cookies.
The Lunching Pad (all day / night) – You can order the Bavarian Mickey pretzels without cheese (they usually have mustard available) and the potato barrels without toppings. We were told the hot dogs are an option, but verify the bun ingredients before ordering.
Tomorrowland Terrace Restaurant (open for events only) – Their savory, milk allergy-friendly options include the vegan harbour salad, chicken nuggets, fried shrimp, french fries, and PB&J Uncrustables. For dessert, they have allergy-friendly chocolate chip cookies and scoops of vanilla and chocolate dairy-free ice cream (soy-based).

Disney World Magic Kingdom: Dairy-Free Snacks & Treats throughout the Parks

There are snack carts and concessions throughout the park. Some of these items are noted in restaurants above, but they might also be sold via carts. Here are some dairy-free items to keep an eye out for.

Bavarian-Style Mickey-Shaped Pretzel (skip the cheese dip)
Cinnamon Glazed Almonds
Cotton Candy
Fresh Fruit
Lemonade and Frozen Lemonade
Popcorn (they use a canola oil or corn oil and coconut oil blend, not butter)
Turkey Legs
Frozen Popsicles

Note: Unfortunately, the churros do contain milk. The all-beef hot dogs in the Magic Kingdom are usually dairy free, but verify at each location as the buns can vary. We have not been able to verify if the egg rolls in the Magic Kingdom are dairy-fee. Please let us know if you find out!

Photo Courtesy Walt Disney World Resort – Aloha Isle in Adventureland at the Magic Kingdom Park

Lodging: DISNEY’S CONTEMPORARY RESORT

California Grill (dinner) – On request, the dairy-free options include eel and tempura sushi rolls, wood fired octopus, potato pierogi, chicken noodle soup, salmon or steak with sides (on the kids menu), and panna cotta for dessert.
Chef Mickey’s (breakfast / dinner) – They have fixed menu buffet pricing for breakfast and dinner. As expected, the breakfast includes Mickey waffles (which can be made dairy-free on request). But additional dairy-free items include vegan tofu scramble, plant-based hash, seasonal fruit, sausage, smoked bacon, corned beef, and a well stocked cold station. Dinner options include stir fries, fish, steak, ample choices at the salad bar, often an “accidentally dairy-free” dessert, and allergy-friendly cupcakes and cookies on request. The kids dinner station is sparse, with mostly sides for the dairy-free options.
Contempo Cafe (breakfast / lunch / dinner) – Their milk allergy-friendly breakfast menu includes Mickey-shaped waffles, tofu scramble bowls, plant-based egg sandwiches, steel cut oatmeal, and the usual sides. From midday on, you can get dairy-free cheeseburgers, turkey sandwiches, pasta marinara, chicken strips, a vegan kale salad, or hummus.
Cove Bar (all day) – This poolside bar is actually great for kids’ eats. They have Mickey-shaped pretzels, PB&J Uncrustables, and all-beef hotdogs.
Steakhouse 71 (breakfast / lunch / dinner) – They actually have allergy-friendly pastries on request in the morning, along with dairy-free oatmeal, Mickey-shaped waffles, avocado toast, and few classic egg breakfasts available. For lunch and dinner, they have house onion rings with vegan ranch, shrimp cocktail, steaks with seasonal vegetables, a sandwich option, and vegetable “wellington.”
The Sand Bar (all day) – They have vegan French fries and Mickey pretzels by the pool. Cheese-less burgers and all-beef hot dogs might also be dairy-free options, as they are at other park locations, but verify before ordering.

Lodging: DISNEY’S WILDERNESS LODGE

Geyser Point Bar & Grill (midday to night) – This poolside eatery offers vegan macaroni & “cheese” bites, crispy ‘peking’ ribs, handcrafted crab cake, shrimp on a wire, and edamame on their lite fare menu. Their “rustic” offerings include ribs, vegan cheeseburgers, and chicken strips for kids. And they have apple cider sorbet for dessert.
Roaring Fork (breakfast / lunch / dinner / late night) – For breakfast, you can order Mickey-shaped waffles, breakfast platters (with eggs, meats, potatoes, and allergy-friendly toast), and steel-cut oatmeal. The lunch and dinner menu includes dairy-free burgers, vegan burgers, sandwiches, salads, chicken strips, fries, and fruit. They also offer snacks, like Uncrustables, bagels, fruit, chips, and hard-boiled eggs. Their late night menu is more limited, but it still includes a two sandwich and two salad options for milk allergies.
Story Book Dining (dinner) – This character dining experience is set in the enchanted forest with Snow White and the seven dwarfs. It’s a set price menu, but they do have dairy-free options. They include a wicked shrimp cocktail as an appetizer, two chicken options for the entree, or grilled chicken, chicken strips, prime rib, or grilled fish on the kids menu with a few side options. But beware, at last check, they did not have a dairy-free dessert option.
Territory Lounge (evening snacks) – This is a cheese-heavy spot, but they do offer a loaded vegan mac & cheese.
Whispering Canyon Cafe (breakfast / lunch / dinner) – Breakfast and lunch have similar menus at this family-style restaurant. The dairy-free options include a vegan cheese frittata, waffles (Belgian and Mickey-shaped), turkey sandwiches, avocado toast, bacon, sausage, eggs, toast, and gluten-free vegan chocolate muffins. The kids section also includes hamburgers and grilled chicken. Dinner gets more interesting, with a vegan cheesy barbecue-braised jackfruit dip and pan-fired quinoa cakes. For dessert, they have vegan rice milk panna cotta with berries.

Lodging: POLYNESIAN VILLAGE RESORT

Barefoot Pool Bar (midday to night) – They offer an oasis salad without dairy and we’ve been told their wonton chips are also made without dairy.
Capt. Cook’s (breakfast / lunch / dinner / late night) – For breakfast, they have a plant-based power bowl with “sausage” and scramble and steel-cut oatmeal. Additional dairy-free items include allergy-friendly waffles, egg scrambles, and breakfast platters. For lunch and dinner, they have burgers with fries (vegan and non-vegan varieties), turkey sandwiches, vegan superfoods salad, chicken strips, chicken wings, chicken skewers, Asian noodles, PB&J Uncrustables, fruit, and allergy-friendly cookies.
Kona Café (breakfast / lunch / dinner) – This Hawaiian style cafe has vegan loco moco, steel-cut oatmeal, allergy-friendly waffles, Mickey pancakes, potatoes, other sides, and a Polynesian egg platter that includes an allergy-friendly doughnut on their dairy-free breakfast menu. For lunch, they have sushi rolls, poke bowls, glazed chicken wings, bao buns, stir fries with your choice of protein, vegan dashi bowls, steak salad, burgers, banh mi, kid’s tacos, and usually a vegan dessert. Dinner is similar, but we spotted additional chicken, steak, and vegan quinoa entrees.
Oasis Bar & Grill (midday to evening) – They offer an oasis salad without dairy and we’ve been told their wonton chips are also made without dairy.
‘Ohana (breakfast / dinner) – This is an all-you-can-eat restaurant with fixed prices for kids and adults, at breakfast and dinner. Breakfast includes dairy-free skillets with vegan “sausage,” pork sausage, Hawaiian-style ham, vegan “eggs,” Mickey waffles, and Island-style potatoes. Fruit and gluten-free vegan cinnamon sugar doughnuts are also available. Dinner options include allergy-friendly rolls, salad, chicken wings, pork dumplings, vegan edamame dumplings, spicy peel and eat shrimp, vegetable stir fry, vegan beef and broccoli, guava pineapple chicken (with vegan option), teriyaki steak, grilled chicken, oven-roasted steak steak, vegan ‘ohana noodles, and rice. For dessert, they have gluten-free vegan bread pudding with soy ice cream.
Pineapple Lanai (day to night snacks) – No tropical Disney resort would be complete without Dole Whip. They have dairy-free pineapple Dole Whip, which you can enjoy in a cup, float, or with a float of rum (adults only!). Just be sure to skip the vanilla soft serve, which does contain dairy.
Tambu Lounge (evening snacks) – We’ve been told that the honey-coriander chicken wings, California roll, and peel-and-eat shrimp are milk allergy friendly options.

Lodging: DISNEY’S GRAND FLORIDIAN

1900 Park Fare (breakfast / dinner) – This is a character dining buffet that does offer clear allergen information. The breakfast selection included scrambled eggs, ham, sausage, smoked salmon, tofu scramble, potatoes, breads (at last check, banana bread and chocolate muffins too!), oatmeal, and some packaged cereals. For dinner, they typically have a handful of dairy-fee entrees, including prime rib, turkey, sausage, and a vegan dish. All day, they have a salad bar and a vegan dessert is typically available.
Beaches Pool Bar & Grill (lunch) – They offer some vegan midday munchies by the pool, including potato barrels, cucumber salad, house-made chips, and kids’ PB&J Uncrustables.
Citricos (dinner) – The dairy-free dinner options in this Mary Poppins themed restaurant include yuzu-soy roasted duck breast and citrus-cured hamachi for the first course, vegan ancient grains stew on the entree menu, and a sausage option and vegan smoked cauliflower for “enhancements.” The kids menu adds salad, chicken noodle soup, shrimp, sirloin steak, grilled chicken breast, and a handful of simple sides. At last check, they had a vegan praline coconut tart among the desserts.
Courtyard Pool Bar (midday) – Like their other pool area, they have some vegan snacks: pretzels and hummus, house-made chips, and fresh fruit cups. At last check, the all-beef hot dogs were also made without dairy, but verify.
Enchanted Rose (snacks) – This beauty and the beast themed lounge is a must stop for many people. Their menu isn’t very allergy-friendly (even the hummus contains dairy), but you can custom order the truffle fries without dairy (though there might still be a fryer cross-contamination warning). The warm marinated olives and beef jerky are reportedly made without milk, but verify.
Gasparilla Island Grill (breakfast / lunch / dinner / snacks) – This is a great spot for all-day, casual, allergy-friendly options. At breakfast, they have dairy-free breakfast platters, egg sandwiches, scrambled eggs, oatmeal, and of course, Mickey waffles. Lunch and dinner options include Korean BBQ bowls, burgers, Impossible burgers, hot and cold sandwiches, chicken strips, PB&J Uncrustables, fries, house-made chips, and fruit. Cheese-free pizza is also available. Their grab-and-go drinks include Simply smoothies and flavored soy milks. And they sell various packaged snacks, like allergy-friendly snack bars, chocolate bars, brownies, and more.
Grand Floridian Cafe (brunch / dinner) – Starting mid-morning, those famous Mickey waffles, pancakes, fancy steel cut oatmeal, vegan avocado toast, a tofu power bowl, some seafood options, and even a fruit cobbler are on the dairy-free menu. For dinner, plant-based crab cakes, shrimp cocktail, farmer’s market curry with your choice of protein (vegan option available), and miso salmon can be enjoyed without dairy. All day they have fruit salad and an allergy-friendly dessert, like fruit cobbler.
Narcoossee’s (dinner) – This is a surf and turf spot, but they always have a unique plant-based option on the menu (at last check, it was a tomato and chickpea tart). For dairy-free guests specifically, there are steak, salmon, pork chop, and several shellfish options (including lobster). They usually have a vegan dessert. At last check it was a hazelnut chocolate “bar” cake.
Victoria & Albert’s (dinner) – They offer three unique fine dining experiences that require making reservations far in advance. But with your reservation, you can request a customized menu for your special diet needs, including dairy free. In most cases, they can accommodate, but it’s essential to verify this at least 24 hours in advance of your reservation.

Lodging: DISNEY’S FORT WILDERNESS RESORT & CAMPSITES

Crockett’s Tavern (evening snacks) – Their lounge fare includes vegan fried green tomato sandwiches and crispy cauliflower with vegan aioli.
Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue (dinner) – This is dinner theater with pre-planned meals. When you make your reservation you can make special diet requests. They offer milk allergy friendly smoked pork ribs, smoked chicken, vegan cowboy beans, and coleslaw. They also have a vegan / plant-based menu with BBQ jackfruit, Italian sausage, corn bread (with dairy-free butter), green beans, roasted potatoes, and salad.
Meadow Snack Bar (midday) – This counter-serve is pool side and offers Mickey soft pretzels (without cheese), chips, and other quick dairy-free snacks. Inquire on their bread / buns as some sandwich options might be customizable.
The Chuck Wagon (evening snacks) – Their dairy-free options include popcorn, Mickey-shaped soft pretzels (without cheese), chips, and fruit. Ask about the all-beef hot dogs as they are dairy-free at many Disney World locations.
Trail’s End Restaurant (breakfast / lunch / dinner) – They have a milk allergy friendly breakfast bounty platter with waffles, eggs, meat, and potato barrels, and a vegan harvest platter version. You can also order Mickey-shaped waffles or oatmeal for a smaller breakfast. Lunch and dinner offerings include barbecue ribs, bacon burgers, vegan burgers, pulled pork, chicken strips, chicken nuggets, chicken berry salad (with or without chicken), and Uncrustables for kids.

Photo Courtesy Walt Disney World Resort – Chef Mickey’s at Disney’s Contemporary Resort

Disney World Food Allergy & Special Diet Information

Guests with food allergies or intolerances are allowed to bring food into Disney World parks and into the restaurants. When you enter the park, let the Security Cast Member at bag check know that someone in your party has a food allergy or intolerance. They can’t store any food for you, and there are no preparation facilities on site, but you can carry around ready-to-eat food yourself.

According to Disney World, food allergic guests who are dealing with top allergens do not need to contact restaurants in advance of arrival. Simply discuss any dietary requirements with a Cast Member upon arrival at the restaurant. You can also request to consult with a chef or special diets-trained Cast Member.

Disney World dining staff is also well trained with common special diets like plant-based/vegan, low sugar, and low carb. So no advanced notice is needed. That said, if you have any special diet needs, it is helpful to note them if making an online reservation.

Kosher requests should be made at least 24 hours in advance. And if you have less common food allergies or special diet needs, Disney World recommends contacting their team at least 14 days in advance of your visit. They can be reached at Special.Diets@DisneyWorld.com.

Is Disney World Truly Allergy-Friendly?

Many years ago, Chef Joel Schaefer spearheaded Disney’s groundbreaking food allergy initiatives and ensured that all of their restaurants could better accommodate food-allergic guests. He recognized that Disney restaurants all strived to meet guests’ needs, but each restaurant handled food allergies differently, and each had its own food allergy procedures.

Schaefer streamlined Disney’s food allergy protocols to create a more consistent system and ensure that every Disney restaurant followed specific company procedures. As a result, Disney World’s various restaurants and hotels are widely considered the “gold standard” in serving food-allergic guests, allowing families with food allergies to truly enjoy the happiest place on earth.

Collaborating closely with Disney’s food safety department, procurement team, legal team, restaurant chefs and managers, Chef Joel trained Disney’s chefs, managers, cooks and servers on food allergy procedures. Additionally, he examined the various products they were using, checking to see which were free of the “Big 8″ allergens. During this process, he asked for guest feedback, wanting to know which brands and products food-allergic guests used themselves.

Disney guests have many different food allergies, so I had to find pancake mix, breads, beverages and other products that were free of common allergens, to serve to guests with various – and often multiple – allergies. We also designated special equipment for food allergic guests – separate griddles, waffle irons, etc. – and trained the entire staff on how to avoid cross-contact.

With Chef Joel’s guidance, the chefs at Disney World were also able to accommodate less common food allergies, creating customized meals without any of a guests’ “trigger foods.” Since his time with Disney, he has authored the book, Serving People with Food Allergies: Kitchen Management & Menu Creation, to help other establishments accommodate special diet guests.

More Dairy-Free Disney Resources

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