Chicken Fingers?

[kristytru]

As I stated in another thread, I have a very picky daughter who will only eat chicken fingers (not nuggets), pizza and mozzerella sticks. I'd like to know which TS restaurants offer chicken fingers on their menus and still have nice choices for the adults.

 

[BabyPiglet]

I don't know about TS, but the chicken 'fingers' at CS are small and nugget shaped. They're exactly like a regular chicken strip, but smaller, not like McDonald's chicken nuggets or whatever. Just thought I'd mention that.

 

[TDC Nala]

Disney's been moving to serving nuggets, not fingers. They're also moving toward offering grilled chicken over fried.

The nuggets, as mentioned above, are the same chicken as the fingers or strips - except for the children's menus, which apparently include formed processed nuggets, not breast meat nuggets.

The only TS with chicken fingers on an (unofficial) child's menu that I know of is Olivia's. You may also wish to look up menus on restaurants at DTD and the Swan/Dolphin, as those restaurants are not owned by Disney and don't use Disney's standardized menus.

 

[amor18]

As I stated in another thread, I have a very picky daughter who will only eat chicken fingers (not nuggets), pizza and mozzerella sticks. I'd like to know which TS restaurants offer chicken fingers on their menus and still have nice choices for the adults.

wow! i am so happy someone started this new thread!thanks, my daughter Krystal 7 years old. when we go out to eat she ask me mommy do they have chicken gingers or mazzeralla sticks.so i am here with you hope to get good advice,,,thanks again

 

[candielips]

Check out www.allears.net

They have a listing of the menu for children & adults at each restaurant in WDW. I rely on this website prior to making my ADR's.

 

[Darcy03231]

We at at Chef Mickey's, Crystal Palace, 1900 Park Fare and Coral Reef and none of them had chicken fingers, just the nuggets. It was the same at all of the counter service meals we had too.

 

[dancin Disney style]

The CS places have nuggets on the kids menu and some have the strips for the adults. The strips that they serve are just like the old strips but they are small like nuggets. I have not seen these offered on the kids menu.

I tried the nuggets....I often order a kids meal for myself.....and they were really gross. I have always been surprised that at such a kid friendly place they offer very little on the kids menus.

 

[nenner1]

The CS places have nuggets on the kids menu and some have the strips for the adults. The strips that they serve are just like the old strips but they are small like nuggets. I have not seen these offered on the kids menu.

I tried the nuggets....I often order a kids meal for myself.....and they were really gross. I have always been surprised that at such a kid friendly place they offer very little on the kids menus.

Yes the nuggets they serve the kids are NOT the same nuggets they serve to adults.

When we were at WDW recently at CHH I got a nuggets platter (adult) and my daughter got a nuggets childrens meal. They were completely different products. My nuggets were the breast meat- and the same taste as the old strips they used to sell at WDW (and still have on DCL thankfully!).

Her nuggets were the formed processed "meat" that was gristly and mealy. It also had a crispier breading and a horrid taste. I don't know how to describe it but maybe akin to how something freezer burnt tastes. They were so gross, no wonder she didn't eat them.

Disney cheaping out on their food offerings is very disappointing but serving the kids this nasty stuff is reprehensible.

 

[amshowers]

The fact that the childrens chicken is different from the adult is one of the main reasons I upgraded my 9 year old to adult during free dining. He does not eat burgers and usally orders chicken strips at cs. I do think it is very uncool that they hava a different standard for kids. Not all kids what to eat that processed chicken junk.