Corn on the Cob?

[scrapquitler]

Last year when we were at DLR, we had a yummy corn on the cob from a kiosk in California Adventure, I think it was grilled (or roasted, maybe). Hubby loved it and I think he ate three of them that afternoon. Is there somewhere in WDW where he can get something similar? I've been trying to think of where they would have it, if anywhere, but I'm coming up with nothing so far...

 

[Sargeant Tibbs]

Liberty Square Market

 

[scrapquitler]

Oh, excellent. We stop by there every day for fruit, I didn't realize they'd have the corn on the cob. This will make hubby very happy.

How about in the other parks?

 

[Sargeant Tibbs]

I don't know about the other parks. I think the corn is only grilled at Liberty Square Market for a few hours around lunch. Maybe they only sell the corn when it's really busy, too. I'm not sure. Last trip my sister was obsessed with the corn!

 

[Stefecatzz]

I believe Fairfax Fare has it as a side item on their menu. I have not tried it & read it's not the best quality so would not recommend it from there..

Stick w/Liberty Square Market. You can hang out there & wait for the Muppet show to begin.

 

[Sargeant Tibbs]

Sad news. I slid into Liberty Square Market today and was told they no longer serve corn on the cob. This is a recent cut, as they still had corn last April.

 

[kreckl]

How is it possibly after a lot of WDW trips that I have never heard of this place?? Wow.

 

[scrapquitler]

Sad news. I slid into Liberty Square Market today and was told they no longer serve corn on the cob. This is a recent cut, as they still had corn last April.

NO! say it isn't so! Thanks for letting me know.

 

[TheRustyScupper]

1) WDW is discontinuing corn-on-the-cob.
2) As an example, it used to be a staple at Hoop-Dee-Doo-review, then was changed to a bowl of corn nuggets.
3) Turns out
. . . nuggets are cheaper to buy the cob, as corn-on-cob is shucked by hand
. . . people complained bitterly about corn silk still on the cob
. . . there no complaints of a broken or chipped tooth by biting into the corn cob (yes, people have tried to sue)