The Disney Company Introduces a New Program

The Disney Company is constantly introducing new products, new creations, new films and new rides at their theme parks not to mention new stars, new entertainment and more. On October 19, they introduced new food guidelines in order to provide parents and children healthier options for their dining choices awhile staying at Disney parks and Resorts as well as all food products carrying the Disney label or Disney characters. These guidelines will govern all business partnerships that the Disney Company will enter into and will include limits on fat, saturated fat, sugar and calories. So how will they specifically implement … Continue reading

‘Ohana – Dining at the Polynesian

Looking to make the most of your dining options while you are on vacation in Orlando? The ‘Ohana is a gem. Located at the Polynesian Resort, you should be sure to book reservations to guarantee seating when you want to eat. The restaurant serves breakfast (7:30 a.m. – 11 a.m.) and dinner (5 p.m. – 10 p.m.). What Sets ‘Ohana Apart A fun, casual and family friendly restaurant, ‘Ohana (it means family by the way) offers you good food that just keeps coming. What do we love about this place? It’s a skewer service and that means there is food … Continue reading

Scoring More Points for Kid Fitness

I love seeing the AP Press reports on days when articles like this hit my in box. Today, ten major food and drink makers including Campbell Soup, McDonald’s and Cocoa-Cola will be doing more to promote healthy foods and exercise in their child-oriented advertising campaigns. These companies actually account for more than two-thirds of all child-targeted drink and food commercials on television. They are going to reduce the use of recognizable characters (think Little Mermaid, Shrek and others) in their unhealthy food campaigns. They will not advertise in schools. They will make sure that their online games (for advertising purposes) … Continue reading