Food Network tonight 9:00 eastern

[pirateofthecarolinas]

Unwrapped Walt Disney World Resorts!

We're going to watch to help us get ready for next month's trip!

Lori

 

[lap3]

Thanks for the reminder! Click on this link for info and times.

 

[dreaminofdisney]

Thanks for the tip

 

[Blondie]

I think I've already seen this one, but it can't hurt to watch it again! Thanks for letting us know!

 

[ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!]

its on!

 

[Bracho]

It's on at 10pm on the west coast... can't wait!!

Thanks for letting us know

 

[lap3]

Ok all you WDW veterans, during the show, they talked about Turkey legs. Are they really that good? I think a couple of times, he referred to them as a snack(maybe I'm wrong) but that looks like a meal in itself! Anyways, I thought the show was informative. Now, I really can't wait until our trip!

 

[drumflower]

Where do you find those kids desserts where they make their own ? This looks like fun even for adults! heehee

 

[lap3]

Originally posted by drumflower
Where do you find those kids desserts where they make their own ? This looks like fun even for adults! heehee

It does look fun. My son would get a kick out of making some of those desserts and passing them out to the guests and CMs. Now that I think of it, I believe they said it was at the GF.

 

[drumflower]

The desserts I am talking about are the ones at the restaurants where you order them and the kids assemble them, paint them, etc. . Where do you find those????

 

[lap3]

Ooops! Sorry! I don't know where those are located.

 

[dkostel]

I believe the kids make it yourself desserts were at the Chef Mickey's Dinner Buffet (at least that's the segment it ran in).

 

[patsal]

Decorate your own Troll cookie with cotton candy hair-Norway Akershus

Make your own sundae available at Coral Reef

Peanut Butter playdough used to be at Coral Reef was not on menu this summer.

Not make your own, but fun--
Rice Crispy Sushi at CG

Chocolate Moose at Le Cellier

 

[DisneyFan0304]

That show is a couple of years old, so they may not do those make-it-yourself desserts any more, except at the program at the Grand Floridian.

 

[rcraw45425]

I think that Artist Point at WL and the Yachtsman Steakhouse at Yacht Club have the laintable cookies. Didn't see them at CM's the first of this month.

 

[dreaminofdisney]

I checked out the menus on Deb's web site and found these on the kids menus

Coral reef - Build Your Own Sundae $5.25
Restaurant Akershus - Kids' Troll Cookie $2.50(Sugar cookie with edible paints)
Jiko - Jiko's Kid Puzzle with mini banana split $5.50
Spoodles - World's Best Ice Cream Sundae - chocolate or vanilla ice cream. We scoop it, you make it! $5.29
Narcoossee’s - Make your Own S'mores $4.95
Artist Point - White Chocolate Mickey Puzzle with Cookie - $4.75
Yachtsman Steakhouse - Mickey's Dessert Puzzle - white chocolate puzzle, sugar "paint" and a vanilla cupcake $5.29

Might have to check some of them out.

 

[drumflower]

Thank you so much!! Now I know where to eat! I have to make sure my kids get them! ( we all know who really wants them) lol

 

[ainmama2001]

That show made me so hungry for Mickey waffles...I've spent an hour trying to find a Mickey Waffle iron today!

 

[skiwee1]

Originally posted by lap3
Ok all you WDW veterans, during the show, they talked about Turkey legs. Are they really that good? I think a couple of times, he referred to them as a snack(maybe I'm wrong) but that looks like a meal in itself! Anyways, I thought the show was informative. Now, I really can't wait until our trip!

I think the turkey legs are gross. They taste like ham, they are so salty, and really chewey. Very sinuey if that's a word. Yuck!

 

[verchad]

lap3

Just back from ASMovies. We saw this show just before we left for WDW a few weeks ago. About the turkey legs. We found them in a few of the parks. We all liked them. One of the stands even had BBQ sauce packets if you wanted to add extra flavor. They seemed to be a good deal, around $5-$6 each, the price varied ( I think I paid $16.98 for three at MK in frontierland ).

I'm not a big side dish person, so one turkey leg was planty for me for a meal, 6'3" 320lbs. Before the Halloween parade we bought three, for me my wife and my 5yr old daughter, I ate mine, my wife hers, My daughter had about half of hers. My growing nephew had one plus finished my daughters. Just make sure to get a lot of napkins.