Besides the Dole Whip

[ArcticCat]

Any other must try gems besides the Dole Whip? I have 7 days of indulgence ahead of me. I will be trying a few beers from around the world as well. But what else can you direct me too.

Time to ramp up my planning... 2 months to go.

Ken

 

[DisCookie]

One of those giant turkey legs, lol.

 

[DOOM1001]

I haven't tried them but I saw pictures on another website that Sleepy Hollow in Magic Kingdom is selling waffle sandwiches,there's apparently three kinds,one is the waffle with a sweet and spicy fried chicken breast with a jicama slaw,another one is a ham,prosciutto and swiss cheese one and the last one is more of a dessert one with nutella and fresh fruits,I saw pics for the first two and they definitely seem different which is a good thing,can't wait to try one on my next visit.Another thing I just had that was pretty good at Captain Cooks at the Polynesian was the adult grilled cheese sandwich and the mango passion fruit muffin which had a what I'm assuming passion fruit creme inside,another winner.They also have Dole Whip soft serve at Capt.Cook's as well.

 

[roxysmum123]

Mickey shaped pretzels! Oh so very good!

Also the Mickey Bars are surprisingly awesome as are the massive cinnamon rolls at the Main Street Bakery.

 

[DerangedChipmunk]

The caramel apples at the Caramel Kuche in Germany. I'm not a huge caramel apple fan, but these are absolutely amazing!

If you ask, they'll even slice it for you so it's easier to eat.

 

[SashaFarce]

Cinnamon almonds which are sold at various places in the parks... the little snack stand in AK in the kids' area in Dinoland has cinnamon pecans which are amazeballs. The sweet cream cheese pretzel at the Lunching Pad in MK Tomorrowland. We love the hummus and warm pitas at the QS place in Epcot Morocco, and the cinnamon rolls at Starring Rolls in DHS.

But let's be real - what beats Dole Whip?

 

[torsforce]

the margaritas in the mexico pavilion. I suggest the blood orange one.

 

[Eliza32]

If you have a real sweet tooth, try the carrot cake cookie sandwich. We got ours at Writers Stop in DHS, but you may find them elsewhere.

 

[Tea4Alice]

The jalepeno pretzel at AK!

 

[Greyhound22]

The Iced Cappuccino & Napoleon at the Boulangerie Patisserie in France (EPCOT).

 

[Momofthreemen]

Rice Krispie treat....yummy
Funnel cake

 

[Shelly F - Ohio]

Try the tonga toast at Captain Cooks at the Poly.
Zebra domes from the Mara at AKL.
Margarita's at Pepper Market at CSR.

 

[musclemouse]

Napoleons OMG like HEAVEN!

[QUOTE=Greyhound22;43586220]The Iced Cappuccino & Napoleon at the Boulangerie Patisserie in France (EPCOT). [/QUOTE]

 

[GoofyPredsFan]

The jalepeno pretzel at AK!

Oh now that sounds delicious. I'm starting a notebook to keep track of everything I want to try!

 

[MOREMICKEYFORME]

Go to Germany in EPCOT and check out all the sweets behind the case, many of them are made with Werther's caramel (cupcakes, fudge, apples, etc).....sooo yummy. Even if you are looking for something small, try the caramel popcorn!!

 

[RadioMom]

Any other must try gems besides the Dole Whip? I have 7 days of indulgence ahead of me. I will be trying a few beers from around the world as well. But what else can you direct me too.

Time to ramp up my planning... 2 months to go.

Ken

I'm a big fan of the chocolate whiskey cake and milkshakes at Wilderness Lodge. Ice cream in Epcot at Auntie Gravities I think it was.

 

[Wild about Walt]

Wow this is amazing!! I'm starting my list right now. I have to say my family's fave treat was the Mickey ears ice cream bars. I think you can find them just about anywhere but we got them at the street vendors in DHS and Epcot.

 

[johnsonginad]

Frozen bananas! They are my favorite!!!

 

[mom2cookies]

the bread plate at Sanaa!! yummilicous
fried boursin cheese with fruit ( 50's prime time appetizer also room service akl )
skool bread from Norway ( kinda like a custard filled donut but way better)

 

[amykay9377]

Ice cream in Epcot at Auntie Gravities I think it was.

Auntie Gravity's is actually Tomorrowland in MK. You may be thinking about Fountainview at Epcot. We ate there in December and really liked it - it's hand-scoop (not soft-serve) and you get a lot of ice cream for a single scoop!

Storybook Treats (or whatever) in Fantasyland has a soft serve caramel sundae that I get as often as possible. Huge amount of ice cream, caramel and whip cream.

We like the frozen lemonade slushies you can find in DHS by RnRC and elsewhere. These are different than the Minute Maid frozen lemonades I've seen - it's more like an icee.

Oh, what else?
German Pretzels (Epcot, Germany)
Caramels of any sort (Epcot, Germany)
Funnel Cake (MK, Sleepy Hollow)
Cinnamon rolls, Pastries (MK, Main Street Bakery)
Popcorn (Everywhere!)
Goofy Glaciers (Goofy's Candy, DTD)
Mickey Bars (Everywhere!)

Hope that helps!