Kids and Travel: Disney Channel’s Pass The Plate
One of the issues parents have when they consider bringing their kids along to travel is what the children will eat when they are away. The masterminds at my favorite corporation, Disney, have taken control over this situation by introducing kids to meals eaten around the world with ingredients we also use stateside.
Disney Channel’s Pass the Plate stars The Suite Life on Deck’s Brenda Song as an adorable Californian who maneuvers her way through farm fresh ingredients, tasty meals, and inviting appetizers to connect with other DC stars across the globe. From Brazilian Fruit Salad created by Robson Nunez to pasta making with DC Italy’s Ambra Lo Faro, our favorite meals are constructed with an International twist, then brought back around to Song, who makes her own recipe.
While I love seeking out new healthy foods and meals, I especially love the globe trotting aspect. Bother and Sister Paulina and David make me long to buy mango’s in Mexico City, I crave street market peppers with Lea and Julien, and Bless 4′s bento boxes have me searching discounted Asia airfares.
More:
Pass The Plate at Disney Channel Online
The Pass The Plate Cast on Wikipedia
PTP Episodes on YouTube
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I love Pass The Plate and love the curiosity it awakens in my children about foods and how things they already know are used differently in other countries. I also think we should sway away from ordering chicken fingers and fries (or whatever kid’s menu standard) for our children when we travel. The love for something different and new comes from the exposure to it.
Hi, interesting post. I have been pondering this topic,so thanks for sharing. I will certainly be subscribing to your blog.
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i love pizza!!!!!!!!!!!!!
and i hate spinach!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i lov pop
Hi I am Eden Adamson
from new zeland I realy like you respie {mango on a stick} it sounds yummy. I am 9 and a harf years old I am born in 1999 13 Decemder before I go I wont to say
can you please send me a e-mail of the risapie
I love pass the plate it gives me a lot of good ideas for recipes.I just wish they give us more recipes.
I love pass the plate i just wish wish they would have more recipes.
I love watching pass the plate i wish i could be on it
Hey, i love watching the show i enjoy seeing many diffent recipes i love the one with fish and chips thhats sound very good
Im six years old and my name is Takiah.Hey Brenda i like when you tell the recipes.I like when you be catching the foods.
i made up a recipe its called tomatoe bread it has BIG ‘ tomatoes or small ‘ tomatoes ,salt, pepper, lettace, cuces and onions
I lov to see how you can make different because my favorite food is mango and I would like to make something different not just eating it plan so thanks
to:the corpraration of pass the plate
from:aijani collins
i made up my own recipe it’s call hot rice u make some rice then u add some season saw and then put it in the rice that’s celled hot rice…….. to:pass the plate from:nene12
Informative post! I love Disney. It’s good Disney starts pass and plate for kid.
i love pass the plate its good for me so when im older i know all theese great recipe
i love french fries but you never show it on pass the plate. thanks for helping me make the right food choices!
i love tomatos because they are delisious bye.
hi i think that this is a good thing to do because then you can try new things everytime.
hannah montana am ia big fan and i love tomtoes too i wish you can sighn your ahoto gragh!
hannah montana am ia big fan and i love tomtoes too i wish you can sighn your ahoto gragh!
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