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There is Splenda, and there are always sugar free desserts

 

 

We are also traveling with two Diabetics on our cruise. Are there any "lower" sugar breakfast juices avaliable? And besides the tea and of course water, are there any sugar-free beverages that are free of charge? Thanks. :)

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Are there any "lower" sugar breakfast juices avaliable?

 

No.

 

And besides the tea and of course water, are there any sugar-free beverages that are free of charge?

 

There are supposed sugar-free flavored waters (usually 2 flavors) but since the nutritional information was not available, I was not going to take anyone's word for it, so to speak. As diabetics must be absolutely certain what goes in their body, I wasn't taking any chances.

 

The iced tea is unsweetened and I used two packets of the yellow sweetener (Splenda substitite). I thought it was delicious and I enjoyed it very much; others here do not like the iced tea.

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No.

 

 

 

There are supposed sugar-free flavored waters (usually 2 flavors) but since the nutritional information was not available, I was not going to take anyone's word for it, so to speak. As diabetics must be absolutely certain what goes in their body, I wasn't taking any chances.

 

The iced tea is unsweetened and I used two packets of the yellow sweetener (Splenda substitite). I thought it was delicious and I enjoyed it very much; others here do not like the iced tea.

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Thank you very much! :D

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Do you know if you can order foods w/o salt if eating in the MDR and call in early? Might be absurdto think they cook something especially for you since they are cook for thousands, but just curious if any may have asked.

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Do you know if you can order foods w/o salt if eating in the MDR and call in early? Might be absurdto think they cook something especially for you since they are cook for thousands, but just curious if any may have asked.

Yes, they will cook low or no salt menu items for you. Normally, you would arrange this ahead of time with Royal's Special Needs department. If you don't arrange it ahead of time, seek out your headwater as soon as you board. They normally would bring the next day's menu to you and ask you to pick something that they would then cook special for you.

 

Edited to add this from Royal's website:

 

Wherever our ships can go, you can, too on a vacation designed to accommodate you. Guests with special-needs consideration can cruise in comfort with total peace of mind. For more information, call the Royal Caribbean Access Department at (866) 592-7225, email special_needs@rccl.com , or visit our Accessible Seas program page.

 

Note that there is an underscore "_" between special and needs in the email address.

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