Skinny Disney: Eating at Walt Disney World without blowing your dietWritten by Leslie Clevenstine
One of joys of vacation is eating well. But if you’re trying watch your weight or have other dietary concerns, sometimes dining out can be a challenge. In recent years, dining options for those who are trying to eat healthy have improved immensely at Disney World.An advantage to a Disney World vacation is that you’re usually very active, which helps to burn extra calories. Just don’t let that fact lull you into a false sense of security and throw all good sense out window. It’s very easy to out-eat your activity level in very short order. You’ll find plenty of selections for salads, chicken, and fish at full service restaurants in parks and resorts. A growing number of restaurants also offer vegetarian meals. You’ll find that full service restautants are very accomodating to special preparations, if for example, you would like to skip a heavy sauce or substitute an extra serving of vegetables. Some good full service restaurants to try for healthy eating: California Grill at Contemporary Resort, both Jiko and Boma at Animal Kingdom Lodge, Crystal Palace at Magic Kingdom (character meal), Hollywood Brown Derby at Disney-MGM Studios, and Restaurant Akershus in Epcot.
| | Superbreak offers new luxurious packages with Niche Hotels Written by Bigmouthmedia
Short break specialist Superbreak http://www.superbreak.com has teamed up with Niche Hotels, a luxurious group of four star hotels with minimalist styling to offer very best in small and contemporary boutique hotels. These intimate, period hotels are amongst UK’s finest and focus on overall hotel experience a guest has rather than just visit! Ideal for those who are passionate about perfect hospitality, hotels include ‘wyckhillhouse’ in Stow-on-the-Wold, ‘greystreethotel’ – Newcastle’s first boutique hotel and ‘thequeensgate’ in Kensington, London. Plus, new ‘theroyalhotel’ opens in Cardiff this August. For this summer, Superbreak is offering a range of special deals including four nights for price of three and a free bottle of wine on arrival to make luxury now truly affordable. 4 nights for price of 3 at four star ‘wyckhillhouse’ hotel in Stow-on-the-Wold - £59.50pppn - Feel what its like to have lived in an English Manor House set in 100 acres of rolling Cotswold meadows. wyckhillhouse is a quaint 18th Century Manor with 32 bedrooms, small enough to feel at home, big enough to provide all of spoiling home doesn't afford. Enjoy a special four nights for price of three offer for arrivals on a Sunday or Monday between 17 July and 4 September. The price of £59.50 per person, per night (£178.50pp for four nights) includes full breakfast and is based on two sharing. A free bottle of wine on arrival is also included. 4 nights for price of 3 at four star ‘greystreethotel’ in Newcastle - £55.50pppn - This is Newcastle’s first boutique hotel. Grade II listed, this former old bank oozes period charm. Huge bedrooms are flooded with light from floor-to-ceiling mullioned sash windows. Bedroom interior design incorporates contemporary iconic goods, designer beds, 100% Egyptian cotton by Frette, bespoke toiletries designed in States, drench rain-showers, flat screens and DVDs. Enjoy a special four nights for price of three offer for arrivals on a Sunday or Monday between 17 July and 4 September. The price of £55.50 per person, per night (£166.50pp for four nights) includes full breakfast and is based on two sharing. A free bottle of wine on arrival is also included.
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