Favorite Snacks around the world??

[momtoleasawav]

I am sure I could search and find a thread but I thought I'd get an up to date list of favorites in the parks, at hotels, and Disney Springs. We aren't on the dining plan this time so I want to try some snacks that I have probably missed in the past- I haven't had many! Thank you!

 

[tortoni]

if you are an ice cream fan, there are lots of great options: Ample Hills at Boardwalk, the Glace place in Epcot France and Ghiradelli. I also enjoy the caramel treats at Karamel Kuche in Epcot in Germany.

 

[disneyvoice]

Depends on if you want sweet or savory. I'm not really a sweets girl aside from a few of the adult beverages at WDW. My favorite snacks are the dill pickle at the outdoor market in Liberty Square at MK, the nudel gratin in the Germany Pavilion at Epcot, and the Mexican slaw that comes with the cheese empanadas at the outdoor QS place in the Mexico Pavilion at Epcot. We tend to share small items throughout the day as opposed to sitting dow and eating a big meal so just about any item can be considered a "snack" if you share it.

 

[Jeremy Nolen]

Dole Whip!!! I really love it and you can't get it hardly anywhere besides Disney (although I found it last summer at the Hogle Zoo in Salt Lake City, which made my whole week!)

That's my one major snack love @ WDW. There are some other pretty good QS snacks, especially @ EPCOT (and surprisingly, AK) - not so much at DHS or MK, though.

 

[zebrastreyepz]

Troll horn, school bread, rice pudding at Norway in Epcot.

Carrot Cake cookie (large enough to feed four) at the Starbucks in Hollywood Studios.

Elephant Ear at Kusafiri in Africa at Animal Kingdom.

Mango Sorbet at the Les Glaces in France at Epcot.

Anything just about at Karamel Kuche in Germany at Epcot.

The Kitchen Sink at Erin McKenna's at Disney Springs.

Dole Whip in Adventureland at Magic Kingdom.

Both desserts at Satu'li Canteen at Animal Kingdom.

 

[pattyw]

the nudel gratin in the Germany Pavilion at Epcot

Yes! We loved that- couldn't remember if is was from a F&W kiosk or not.

 

[mickeymom22]

Anything Mickey shaped! The Mickey ice cream bars really are yummy! The Mickey pretzels are really good too!

We always have to have a Dole Whip!

Not a snack, but my hubby and I shared fish and chips from the QS in United Kingdom in Epcot last time we were there, and I am not even a fish fan and I absolutely loved it!

On my list to try next time I am in Magic Kingdom is the Fresh Fruit Waffle Sandwich at Sleepy Hollow. It has Nutella and it just sounds yummy!

Another snack I have enjoyed is the Mango pie at the TS Yak & Yeti in Animal Kingdom. We didn't actually eat there. We went in and ordered the dessert from the bar and took it to go. It was super yummy!

Shoot...now you have me wanting some Disney treats!

 

[Haley R]

Mickey pretzels with cheese

Olaf bars (my new favorite ice cream at Disney)!

Caramel corn at Germany in Epcot

 

[momtoleasawav]

Anything Mickey shaped! The Mickey ice cream bars really are yummy! The Mickey pretzels are really good too!

We always have to have a Dole Whip!

Not a snack, but my hubby and I shared fish and chips from the QS in United Kingdom in Epcot last time we were there, and I am not even a fish fan and I absolutely loved it!

On my list to try next time I am in Magic Kingdom is the Fresh Fruit Waffle Sandwich at Sleepy Hollow. It has Nutella and it just sounds yummy!

Another snack I have enjoyed is the Mango pie at the TS Yak & Yeti in Animal Kingdom. We didn't actually eat there. We went in and ordered the dessert from the bar and took it to go. It was super yummy!

Shoot...now you have me wanting some Disney treats!

 

[momtoleasawav]

mango pie?? ugh, we had a reservation at Yak and Yeti and had to cancel. I may have to get a slice of pie to go!

 

[disneyvoice]

Yes! We loved that- couldn't remember if is was from a F&W kiosk or not.

They did have one at F&W that had ham in it, but there is also one in the QS spot right next to Biergarten all the time (without ham).

 

[pooh2001]

Fresh Fruit - yes it can range from $1 to $2 but worth the after affects - nice and healthy and natural sugar highs

 

[zebrastreyepz]

If fresh fruit is your thing (I can't eat it), here is where to find it in all four parks:

Animal Kingdom: Harambe Fruit Market in Africa
Magic Kingdom: Liberty Square Market in Liberty Square, Prince Eric's Village Market in New Fantasyland,
Hollywood Studios: Anaheim Produce on Sunset Boulevard
Epcot: Sunshine Season at The Land Pavilion

 

[Farro]

I always says this, but I love the chicken fried rice at the Yak and Yeti go to window, fills me up.
Any of the savory pastries in France!