Extinct Disney foods that I truly miss

[Belle5]

Chai Creme at Sanaa...

 

[evilqueenmindy]

Jalapeño cheese pretzel (I read somewhere it was a price dispute with a vendor. I mean seriously, THATS where they decided they couldn't overcharge us?? I remember thinking "yeah I'd complain loudly with my mouth full over paying $8 for a pretzel")
And, the steak at flying fish. BOOOOOO to the continued dumbing down of signature menus!!!

 

[Pacolovestacos]

French toast loaf from Main Street Bakery.

I remember the first time I went to MSB after the French Toast was removed. I thought about just leaving Disney and catching the first flight back home.

 

[EpcotGuy]

I totally agree about the Beaver Tails. I miss them terribly

 

[tinkerbella16]

Strawberry Swirl from what is now Cheshire Cafe in MK.

WoW! My Mom talks about this strawberry swirl that she had on her honeymoon in MK, with my Dad years and years ago! I think it may be the same one you are talking about.

Mine would be the BLT Waffle Fries at Golden Oak Outpost. They weren't even there long enough, before they scrapped all of the delicious waffle fries from the menu! Bring them back!

 

[Baklava]

The fully loaded fries at Taste Pilot's in DCA.

 

[mckennarose]

Pork shank at Gaston's.

 

[ajrwdwgirl]

At WDW I miss the monte cristos at the Columbia Harbour House (this was back in the late 1980's). So I always have to get them when I go to Disneyland.

At Disneyland I miss the cinnamon roll french toast from the River Belle Terrace, I loved sitting out there and enjoying the view of the Rivers of America with the yummy breakfast.

 

[McKelly]

The "old" Napoleon at les Halles.

 

[NuJoy]

I still mourn the removal of Coral Reef's Blackened Catfish - served over pepper jack cheese grits, with smoked tomato compote, balsamic glaze. Why??? The catfish are farmed in the Land Pavilion right there (sniff).

 

[ValerieK]

Agree with the fettuccine alfredo at the old/original Alfredo Italian Restaurant in World Showcase - it was excellent

I too miss the Fettuccini Alfredo. Hmmmm might have to just make some this week for dinner.

 

[CHIPSTER]

Tangorora Terrace breakfast buffet - Belgian mickey waffles made to order with fresh strawberries and real hpped cream. Also lobster dinner tere.
Miss the old Main Street Bakery
Old Pecos Bills menu
The Sausage with peppers and onions I a hollowed out French baguette at Min and Bills Dockside Diner
The German Chocolate Cake Danish at Starring Rolls
Orville Redenbachers Popcr

 

[BuzzyBelle]

Jesters punch in the castle when it was King Stefan's.
The breakfast buffet when Cali Grill was Top of the World
Berry croissant pudding at Sunshine Seasons
Mickey's stickies- pull apart cinnamon rolls from the Contemporary for breakfast- I think at the Concourse Grill
When the butter was served at TS restaurants it was shaped like Mickey or Spaceship Earth I think in Epcot
Receiving the gold wrapped castle chocolates with your TS check
Caramel corn from Sleepy Hollow
ETA- Breakfast at Tony's- great french toast

 

[luvpooh]

Cinnamon pretzels from a cart in Fantasyland
Tuna sandwich from ESPN Club
Nestle toll house skillet from the Fireworks Factory
Make your own pretzels at Goofy'a Candy Co
Kungaloosh

 

[circus4u]

Monte Cristo, although you can still get it at Disneyland

 

[Anniefrances]

Ditto on Fettucini Alfredo
Even more, I miss the quinoa burger with sweet potato fries on the LTT lunch menu

 

[hillg1868]

....nescafe coffee...straight out of the machine goodness!!!!
How about the ORIGINAL mainstreet bakery and everything in it.....before being sold out to a mermaid

 

[SPOERLX3]

The Chicken Sausage and sweet corn Polenta appetizer at Le Cellier
French toast loaf & Cinnamon rolls from Main Street Bakery

 

[leebee]

Coconut panko crusted chicken with strawberry field green salad at Kona Cafe.
ALSO... Has anyone had peanut rice at Boma lately?

 

[JerseyJanice]

In 1976, I traveled to the Magic Kingdom with my parents and younger siblings. It was the bicentennial year, and I have a distinct memory of Mickey, Goofy and Donald, representing the "Spirit of 1776" painting, leading a Main Street parade.

It was Easter week of 1976, and a thunderstorm came through late afternoon that had everyone running for cover. My Dad got us back out into Fantasyland as soon as the rain lightened up and onto the line for 20,000 Leagues Under the Seas. This was way before Fastpass, and the stand-by line was always very long. After the storm, tho, there was maybe one other group ahead of us, and we got to experience the ride without a huge wait on line.

Afterward, we went somewhere in Fantasyland and got very tall brownie sundaes. Mine was a strawberry and vanilla swirl soft serve on top of a classic brownie. I don't know if this was the "strawberry swirl" mentioned previously in this thread, but that evening in 1976 has been a happy memory of my teen years ever since.

Anyhow, the sundae was the bomb, and I wish I could get one on my next trip.