Cookie Chef's at D-land????

[ddtink]

Hi....when we went to WDW, my son was able to participate as a "Chef" and baked cookies in the Land Pavilion. Is this available at DL as well ? I thought I"d seen something like it near the hub....am I imagining it?

Thanks....D

 

[bradk]

they did at the plaza pavilion. a quick search shows that the pavilion appears to be closed indefinitely however (something about a rumor about relocating the disney gallery there). so i'm not sure where it'd be held now if it is.

 

[pumpkin5156]

When I was there a few days ago that whole area was closed. It looked under construction, so maybe they are changing it to something else. They had the Cookie thing in December when we went, but as a few days ago, that whole area has big construction walls around it. Maybe someone else knows what's going on....???

 

[newfamilyman]

If you read Al's latest update at Miceage, he explains that because of the soon-to-be-disappearing sponsorship of Nestle at the park, this is no longer offered.

 

[ddtink]

Well that's a bummer that it's not there. I appreciate all of your replies!
DD

 

[victorandbellasmom]

If you read Al's latest update at Miceage, he explains that because of the soon-to-be-disappearing sponsorship of Nestle at the park, this is no longer offered.

Say it ain't so. My kids have done this just about every trip since 2005. We buy Tollhouse cookie dough by the bucket from costco.

 

[NicoleDisneyFan]

Those were the best cookies and my dd loved doing that one year that we went. It was nice to sit and watch her help with the cookies and take a rest for a minute. Also, you cant beat free cookies.

 

[Diznygrl]

Wow, no more Nestle sponsorship? What does that mean for ice cream carts? Aren't Mickey Bars MADE by Nestle?

 

[janc]

Wow hope they don't take away the Mickey bars. Thats one thing we do every visit.

 

[DangerMouse]

I heard they were doing away with the Mickey bars a while back from Albort, our resident cart vendor CM. But he said it was because of the transfat issue, the same reason they changed the churros. I'm sure they will find another company to make mickey shaped ice cream. Shoot, they sell too many of those things to do away with them altogether.

I'm curious about what kind of coffee they will be using now instead of Nescacrap. Oh, I hope it's a good brand, they really need to improve their coffee quality.

 

[tinkermell]

I heard they were doing away with the Mickey bars a while back from Albort, our resident cart vendor CM. But he said it was because of the transfat issue, the same reason they changed the churros. I'm sure they will find another company to make mickey shaped ice cream. Shoot, they sell too many of those things to do away with them altogether.

I'm curious about what kind of coffee they will be using now instead of Nescacrap. Oh, I hope it's a good brand, they really need to improve their coffee quality.

I agree about the Nescacrap!!

But what is the Carnation Cafe going to be called now???

 

[DangerMouse]

I agree about the Nescacrap!!

But what is the Carnation Cafe going to be called now???

I vote they call it "Oscar's".

 

[tinkermell]

I vote they call it "Oscar's".

Awe!! That would be a nice tribute!!

But somehow it just doesn't seem right to change the name after 50 plus years.

 

[Diznygrl]

Yes, the one good thing about no more Nestle sponsorship is doing away with that awful Nescafe. Maybe now Disney can catch up with the rest of the world and offer some decent coffee. Think they'll partner up with Starbucks? Haha, yeah right.

 

[DangerMouse]

Yes, the one good thing about no more Nestle sponsorship is doing away with that awful Nescafe. Maybe now Disney can catch up with the rest of the world and offer some decent coffee. Think they'll partner up with Starbucks? Haha, yeah right.

They could do much better than Starbucks as far as I'm concerned . . .

 

[Diznygrl]

They could do much better than Starbucks as far as I'm concerned . . .

Hehe, I knew someone was going to say that. Actually, it's not that I'm a die-hard Starbucks lover or anything, I just figured that since it seems to be the most widely accepted brand, it could be a good idea to bring it to the parks. Or...not.