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In the Media
The publication of Vegetarian Walt Disney World and Greater Orlandoand
the Vegetarian World Guide series to followis big news! So
far, the New York Times, the LA Times and Bon Appetit,
Prevention, National Geographic Traveler, New Age
Journal, and Vegetarian Times magazines have published
or committed to publishing stories on the release of the guide and
the series to follow. Here are some excerpts from our most recent
reviews:
The Midwest Book Review - January, 2001
A new and welcome concept in travel guides, Vegetarian Walt Disney
World and Greater Orlando reviews and rates more than 275 restaurants,
markets, and lodgings from a vegetarian perspective. For those with
a vegetarian lifestyle wanting to enjoy Walt Disney World and the
resorts, attractions, and resources of Greater Orlando, pack along
your personal copy of Susan Shumaker and Than Saffel's Vegetarian
Walt Disney World and Greater Orlando! James Cox
Bon Appétit - December , 2000
Amusement park food can be , well, not so amusing for waistlines
and cholesterol readings. When an all-vacation diet of cotton candy,
hot dogs and pizza looms, turn to the pages of Vegetarian Walt Disney
World and Greater Orlando ($15). This comprehensive guidebook lists
vegetarian -friendly eateries in Mickey's world and beyond, along
with recommended dishes, chef profiles and a handy "best of the
best" checklist. Even if vegetarianism isn't on your vacation agenda,
nutritionally savvy diners will appreciate the information on places
that will honor most dietary requests. Charlotte Butzin
Prevention - October, 2000
Heading for a visit to the Magic Kingdom? If youre vegetarianor
you care about healthy farebe sure to take along Vegetarian
Walt Disney World and Greater Orlando. Special "Veggie Kids"
sections and reviews of more than 275 restaurants, markets, and
places of lodging assure that your family wont have to leave
its healthy lifestyle at home. Susan Gottshall Brandell
VegSource (www.vegsource.com) - July, 2000
I found myself reaching for my book of superlatives to describe
this extremely well organized, readable and comprehensive guide.
I couldn't be more impressed with the way the authors have researched
and addressed the issue of plant-based dining. Not only have they
reviewed and rated over 275 restaurants, markets and places to stay,
but they have taken special care to include advice for families
with children, even compiling "Veggie Kid" advice for
each of the theme parks and resorts. This guide to Vegetarian Walt
Disney World and Greater Orlando is a must-have for anyone planning
a visit there--and what a marvelous gift it would make for family
and friends! The VegSource Travel Lady
Disney Vacation Planner - July, 2000
Vegetarian Walt Disney World and Greater Orlando is an absolute
gem of a book that no vegetarian visiting the Orlando area should
be without. Meticulously researched, and well written and presented,
with maps, recommendations, and excellent suggestions for healthy
vegetarian and vegan dining, this guide demonstrates an attention
to detail that most other travel guides lack. If you are a Vegetarian
travelling to the Orlando area, or are travelling in a party with
Vegetarians, and want to take just one book with you, make sure
it's this one! Paul Dingley
PassPorter Walt Disney World - 2000 Edition
We love this book! It is extremely well researched, delightfully
written, and deliciously informative. We recommend this guide to
the Disney-bound, whether you're vegetarian or not: we think you'll
enjoy the level of detail, and learn new things about Disney's eateries.
And if you ARE a health-conscious traveler, how can you not get
this book?Jennifer Watson and Dave Marx
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