There’s been a new kind of round-up happening over at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort and Campground – a Food Truck Round-Up! These food trucks have been appearing over by Trail’s End and Pioneer Hall, and we wanted to share the vegan food truck options you may find there. With the Hoop Dee Doo Revue still dark, and Trail’s End not offering its usual buffet service (it is serving family style skillets, but it’s not the same), there have been a selection of food trucks showing up to offer additional options to guests staying at the resort.
Originally these trucks were scheduled on Tuesdays and Wednesdays and were set to end after Thanksgiving. But then they extended them to daily and they are still happening. We hope they will continue into December, and if you are there visiting, at least you’ll know you can probably find a meal or a snack or a dessert from these choices. They appear to run from 4-10pm in the roundabout near Trail’s End and the Settlement Trading Post.
Friends were there before Thanksgiving and were able to get a vegan taco at one of the trucks, as well as a dairy-free ice cream. Recently another friend visited and was able to find quite a few things at the Cilantro Urban Eatery truck, Toasted truck, and vegan soft serve at Carousel’s truck. Your mileage may vary depending on what trucks are there, or if they are there at all, but we wanted to spread the word that there were some vegan items to enjoy.
One of the trucks featured is the Cilantro Urban Eatery, which was at Disney Springs Westside recently for Hispanic Heritage month and is a local favorite. They offer vegan modified items by removing cheese and chipotle mayo.
Also there is Toasted, which has brick and mortar locations as well. They normally offer vegan burgers but did not have those in the truck. They can make a vegan grilled cheese on a shared grill, or add vegan cheese to tater tots.
There are even dessert options at the Fort Wilderness food truck round-up with the Carousel’s Soft Serve Icery. The dairy-free and completely vegan flavors were cherry, mango, blue raspberry and cotton candy.
Thanks to Amanda Tinney for sending over most of the photos in this vegan Food Truck Round-Up at Fort Wilderness post. If we head out there ourselves, we’ll update this post with more info!
You can also check out our Trail’s End reopening Vegan Breakfast Review, Trail’s End reopening Vegan Dinner Review, and Trail’s End Vegan Breakfast and Dinner video:
Be sure to tag us in all of your Trail’s End photos at @vegandisneyfood on instagram with hashtag #vegandisneyfood – let us know if you check out the Fort Wilderness food trucks.
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