The plant-based food craze that swept up restaurant chains like Burger King, White Castle, Dunkin' Donuts and Del Taco has come to Disney. The company revealed Tuesday that it is massively expanding its selection of plant-based food options at its U.S.-based parks starting in October.
The company revealed Tuesday that it is massively expanding its selection of plant-based food options at its U.S.-based parks starting in October.
Although Disney is adding a number of salads to its menus, it will also be selling plant-based hot dogs, burgers and sausages. Disney declined to say which company they had partnered with to supply the plant-based meat alternatives. The Felucian Garden Spread, available at the Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo restaurant, consists of a vegetarian kefta made with potato proteins and soybeans along with an herb hummus and tomato-cucumber relish.
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