Best desserts (not ice cream) not a sit down restaurant!

[Unvoiced_Apollo]

HS:Carrot cake cookie, more a cake sandwich than a cookie from Starbucks

I was disappointed when they changed this. I really wanted to try it's original icing to cookie ratio

 

[kiramay]

Epcot- France patisserie and crepes, Germany caramels, Norway pastries

HS- my kids got giant funnel cakes with ice cream (also available plain)

MK- the classic dole whip

 

[B-Ride]

School Bread-Norway Epcot

It didn't appeal to me at first but when I tried it it was love at first bite!

We never miss it. Good use for a snack credit as well.

 

[star04]

MK - Fruit & nutella waffle at Sleepy Hollow
HS - Butterfinger cupcake, however it is now located at Starbucks and is a shell of it's once glorious life but I'll still eat it LOL
EP - Karamel Kuche (love the simple caramel popcorn), Les Halles
AK - I haven't found anything I love love, but sometimes I'll get the mango pie at Yak & Yeti cs

 

[Anchored]

The num num cookie in Hollywood Studios

Bread pudding at the tambu lounge

 

[nkereina]

Other than ice cream, my favorite places to visit for sweets are the bakery in Norway at Epcot, the caramel store in Germany at Epcot, and the Trolley Car Café (Starbucks) at DHS. The sweets at the Starbucks in DHS are in the cooler next to the checkout line, and they have some old favorites like the carrot cake cookie (my fave) and butterfinger cupcake.

 

[SandyinMonterey]

We plan to visit all 4 main Disneyworld Parks this summer. What are you favorite desserts? Open to anything except ice cream and not likely to do too many sit down restaurants so looking for desserts not at a sit down.

Jenn

Just left WDW. I finally tried the mango pie at Yak & Yetti in AK. It’s delicious. You can get it at QS, which I also did to go, but I think restaurant is better. It’s more expensive but more of the pie than the crest. I have one in the cooler right now taking it home with me.