Earlier this year, Disney announced that their theme parks would start selling healthier fare. The said that they would eliminate trans fats, place limits on the number of calories per portion and limit fat and sugar for snacks, sides and main dishes. Not wanting to be left behind, or accused of not caring about the health of their visitors, Universal Studios has announced that they will also be eliminating trans fats from their park menus.
The parks will also be offering other healthy options, like fruit bowls and skim milk, both on kids and regular menus.
We've covered a couple of theme park food stories lately, including one where UK parks were
Aside from an occasional jaunt to the House of Blues, it's been quite a while since I've visited Disney World in
earnest. The last time I went, it was probably sometime in the late 80s, my age was in the single digits, and I wasn't
all that concerned with getting a decent meal. Since then, I have heard people speak highly of their restaurant
experiences throughout the world of Disney. Apparently, for some, the desire is so great that they want to recreate the
dishes at home. A site called 


