Cooking in a studio, would this be a problem?

jo-jo · 07-14-2008

We are breakfast eaters but don't want to have to go out for breakfast. In pre-DVC days, I was the one who ALWAYS was the one to go get the coffee and whatever. To us, that's one of the joys of DVC, being able to cook in the room. I think eggs are yucky cooked in a microwave, but today I tried making a fried egg in one of those sandwich maker. This isn't the one you see on TV now, it must be from about 10 yrs ago. But it worked great. At home I make a egg and cheese on a whole wheat wrap. I'd like to do the same at disney, but wonder if bringing a sandwich maker would be against any rules. Any body know??

**DisneyTeacher** · 07-14-2008

Other than the really small sink for clean up I don't know why it would be a problem. The DVC rooms are made to cook in so you should be fine.

jo-jo · 07-14-2008

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Originally Posted by DisneyTeacher

Other than the really small sink for clean up I don't know why it would be a problem. The DVC rooms are made to cook in so you should be fine.

The sink wouldn't be a problem. All I would do is drop the egg into the sandwich maker. The cold cheese is place on the wrap and the heat from the egg melts it. All I would need is a paper towel to clean the sandwich maker and a paper plate to eat from. When I went will my DGD, it took more work making cereal and toast. And I think my DH will be less messy than my DGD was.

Cavey · 07-14-2008

When we've driven and stayed in PC, we've taken a toaster for pop-tart type stuff. I don't know that what you're doing is much different.

**WishUponAStar** · 07-14-2008

I don't think it would be a big deal at all. There is a small kitchenette couter area with coffee maker, toaster, a small sink, microwave, mini fridge, etc. Having the sandwich maker I don't see as any different than the toaster already in the room.

Daisee · 07-14-2008

I don't see a problem with it.

**cinderbella** · 07-14-2008

I don't think it would be an issue..it's the same thing technically as a toaster/coffee pot.

tnmom · 07-14-2008

I made a fabulous purchase prior to our last WDW trip,and I ust it every day at home. I picked up an electric hot water kettle at Wal-Mart in order to heat water for tea and oatmeal in the room (We stayed at POR.). I was sure to unplug it when I was finished with it, and there was no problem having it there. I know you were talking about a sandwich-maker, but I wanted to chime in! :)

iluvwdw · 07-14-2008

I think you should bring your sandwich maker. Great idea!

jo-jo · 07-15-2008

Thanks for all the replies. Since the DVC is made with cooking in mind, I didn't think there would be a problem, but didn't know if certain items would be frowned upon. And I thought this wrap thing would be great. It's easy to make, easy to eat,and it will hold you for several hours. I just can't go that long on just toast or a cereal bar. Ok then, so if anyone is wandering about BWV's during mid-sept and you just have to have an egg wrap, look for me.

Daisee · 07-15-2008

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Originally Posted by jo-jo

Thanks for all the replies. Since the DVC is made with cooking in mind, I didn't think there would be a problem, but didn't know if certain items would be frowned upon. And I thought this wrap thing would be great. It's easy to make, easy to eat,and it will hold you for several hours. I just can't go that long on just toast or a cereal bar. Ok then, so if anyone is wandering about BWV's during mid-sept and you just have to have an egg wrap, look for me.

You are going to have a crowd outside of your door. Everyone is going to want one.

rlcarmichael · 07-15-2008

Send me $10 and I won't tell.

As long as you don't get things smokey...you don't have a range hood fan like you do with full kitchens. Also, you may not want to run too many things at once (microwave, toaster, coffe pot) as it could pop the circuit breaker. But other than that shouldn't be a problem. Not a ton of room in the mini fridge though so I wouldn't go wild in the Publix.

**llama** · 07-15-2008

We use to take an electric pot with us - I'd make Kraft Dinner for my dd who refused to eat anything!

I think the sandwich maker is a great idea.

MickeyMcFizzle · 07-15-2008

Mmm, that egg sandwich sounds delicious!

brebre_51 · 07-15-2008

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Originally Posted by tnmom

I made a fabulous purchase prior to our last WDW trip,and I ust it every day at home. I picked up an electric hot water kettle at Wal-Mart in order to heat water for tea and oatmeal in the room (We stayed at POR.). I was sure to unplug it when I was finished with it, and there was no problem having it there. I know you were talking about a sandwich-maker, but I wanted to chime in! :)

We have that same tea kettle from W-M. We use it when we go off without our camper. It's great for coffee, instant oatmeal & instant grits.

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jo-jo Mouse Meister Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 2,224	Cooking in a studio, would this be a problem? We are breakfast eaters but don't want to have to go out for breakfast. In pre-DVC days, I was the one who ALWAYS was the one to go get the coffee and whatever. To us, that's one of the joys of DVC, being able to cook in the room. I think eggs are yucky cooked in a microwave, but today I tried making a fried egg in one of those sandwich maker. This isn't the one you see on TV now, it must be from about 10 yrs ago. But it worked great. At home I make a egg and cheese on a whole wheat wrap. I'd like to do the same at disney, but wonder if bringing a sandwich maker would be against any rules. Any body know??

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DisneyTeacher Super Moderator Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: WDW in my dreams Posts: 18,305	Re: Cooking in a studio, would this be a problem? Other than the really small sink for clean up I don't know why it would be a problem. The DVC rooms are made to cook in so you should be fine. __________________ ~Stephanie~ 1993 Caribbean Beach Resort ~ 1996 Caribbean Beach resort ~1997 Caribbean Beach Resort ~2003 Wilderness Lodge ~2004 Beach Club Resort/Shades of Green/Pop Century~ 2005 Wilderness Lodge Resort/Beach Club Villas ~ 2006 Saratoga Springs Resort~2007 Port Orleans French Quarter/Beach Club Villas/Boardwalk Villas ~ 2007 Port Orleans Riverside~ 2008 Wilderness Lodge/Beach Club Villas~2008 Beach Club Villas~2009 Hilton Head Island~ 2009 Beach Club Villas My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Beach Club here we come 241 days 18 hours 57 minutes

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tnmom Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: The Land of Sweet Tea Posts: 191	Re: Cooking in a studio, would this be a problem? I made a fabulous purchase prior to our last WDW trip,and I ust it every day at home. I picked up an electric hot water kettle at Wal-Mart in order to heat water for tea and oatmeal in the room (We stayed at POR.). I was sure to unplug it when I was finished with it, and there was no problem having it there. I know you were talking about a sandwich-maker, but I wanted to chime in! :) __________________ 1976: Fort Wilderness Campground 1993: Offsite 1999: Offsite 2003: Disneyland's Grand Californian 2004: Animal Kingdom Lodge 2007: Port Orleans Riverside 2009: Polynesian

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jo-jo Mouse Meister Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 2,224	Re: Cooking in a studio, would this be a problem? Thanks for all the replies. Since the DVC is made with cooking in mind, I didn't think there would be a problem, but didn't know if certain items would be frowned upon. And I thought this wrap thing would be great. It's easy to make, easy to eat,and it will hold you for several hours. I just can't go that long on just toast or a cereal bar. Ok then, so if anyone is wandering about BWV's during mid-sept and you just have to have an egg wrap, look for me.

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rlcarmichael Too many DVC points? NST Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Chesapeake VA Posts: 1,996	Re: Cooking in a studio, would this be a problem? Send me $10 and I won't tell. As long as you don't get things smokey...you don't have a range hood fan like you do with full kitchens. Also, you may not want to run too many things at once (microwave, toaster, coffe pot) as it could pop the circuit breaker. But other than that shouldn't be a problem. Not a ton of room in the mini fridge though so I wouldn't go wild in the Publix. __________________ Richard Carmichael, Chesapeake VA DVC Member BLT, VGC & SSR 2009 SSR(x2), AKV, BWV, BLT(x2), VB, DCL Magic; 2008-SSR, WLV, OKW YC; 2007-YC, GF: DCL Wonder; 2006-SSR, SoG, Poly; 2005- Poly (x2), Orange Lake; 1999-Courtyard LB; Disney Inn (RIP - now SoG) '90, '88, '86 Make-A-Wish Volunteer www.wish.org My Wish - no Wish Kids to send to see THE* Mouse.* 2nd Fav Org - Give Kids The World Village www.gktw.org My Disney Countdown Counting down to: BLT Mk Christmas Trip 18 days 8 hours 42 minutes

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