whole milk

[crisp1]

I know that these days most people/ kids drink 2% or fat free, but is whole milk available in the Lido and restaurants?

[rufflesmom]

I have seen it on the Lido deck every cruise. Don't k ow about the dining room though.

[gene g]

I have never seen whole milk, only 2% or skim milk.

[carol TC]

I have never seen it either

[Muumuu]

We have had to request it in the past

Tip. Do not store it in the room fridge as they are only coolers and do not maintain a cold enough temp. Don't store baby food either

We have kept milk on ice

[bury me at sea]

I got whole milk at breakfast and brunch in the dining room on the Breeze.

[cb at sea]

If they don't have it, mix 2% with some 1/2 and 1/2....you'll get the fat content!

[riclop]

I know that these days most people/ kids drink 2% or fat free, but is whole milk available in the Lido and restaurants?

 

Yes they have them all.

[WeddNcruise]

Really? No milk in the fridge?? Yikes, I was planning on it for my little one!

 

 

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[lhuggi1]

While we're on the topic of milk, do they have any nut milk? i.e. Almond

 

 

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[SadieN]

Really? No milk in the fridge?? Yikes, I was planning on it for my little one!

 

 

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Even the best cruiseline fridges have never gone below 45F. That's with the cabinet door propped open with a towel. (We have a thermometer on our travel clock and have tested it out.)

 

While we're on the topic of milk, do they have any nut milk? i.e. Almond

 

 

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Soy milk. You need to ask for it.

Would need to bring in your own almond milk.

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[danielle2934]

They have whole milk in lido and also room service. Room service was very convenient for my little ones that drank milk

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[erinmarie424]

Even the best cruiseline fridges have never gone below 45F. That's with the cabinet door propped open with a towel. (We have a thermometer on our travel clock and have tested it out.)

 

 

 

 

Soy milk. You need to ask for it.

Would need to bring in your own almond milk.

 

JH posted on facebook a day or so ago that almond milk is available. Where it's available I'm not sure.

[WeddNcruise]

They have whole milk in lido and also room service. Room service was very convenient for my little ones that drank milk

 

 

Yes that seems the way to go if I can't have it in the room from before hand in the fridge.

 

 

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[cruiseondude]

Really? No milk in the fridge?? Yikes, I was planning on it for my little one!

 

 

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On our last cruise (Dec) - I order 10 milks at a time via Room Service and kept then in the refridgerator - with no issues.

[cruizergal70]

On 8/31/2016 at 1:44 AM, WeddNcruise said:

Really? No milk in the fridge?? Yikes, I was planning on it for my little one!

 

 

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Milk in the fridge will be fine. Assuming you're drinking it soon. The fridges aren't meat lockers but they do okay for most needs. Now,  if you're the type with a thermometer and insists on certain temperatures...

[Joanne G.]

On 8/31/2016 at 12:44 AM, WeddNcruise said:

Really? No milk in the fridge?? Yikes, I was planning on it for my little one!

 

 

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We have stored milk in the cabin refrigerator on multiple Carnival ships, for a day or two,  without any issues.  

[FSHLOT]

I dont remember the fridges ever being not cold enough. We dont keep milk in there but have kept waters/sodas in there and they were always cold. 

[jetsfan58]

The last cruise we took they did have a whole milk option. I did write a note to Carnival HQ suggesting that they carry nut milks via the voyages. Maybe because of the Covid priority I never heard back.  

[HxFx]

So are there no restrictions to bring your own milk product? I like heavy cream in my coffee but can only find half and half. I'd bring my own if I'm allowed.

[SadieN]

6 hours ago, HxFx said:

So are there no restrictions to bring your own milk product? I like heavy cream in my coffee but can only find half and half. I'd bring my own if I'm allowed.

It's restricted like any other liquid product.