Food on a stick...

[AmericanItGirl]

I was talking to my mom the other day about doing a trip to Disneyland this summer because I will be clerking for a judge in Orange County this summer (so naturally I must visit Disneyland at some point since I will be living so close). When I asked her what she wanted to do, she said "Eat a churro and food on a stick." So that got me thinking , and it is now my goal to locate and eat every food served on a stick (sharing with my mom or I wouldn't be able to complete the goal without needing my arteries declogged) next time I'm at Disneyland.

I know there's the skewers at Bengal Barbecue, ice cream, popsicles, Tigger Tails, caramel apples, and corn dogs. Is there anything else I'm missing? I want to be able to put together a checklist before I go (most likely at the beginning of June or end of May).

 

[cloudconnected1039]

Rice Krispies!!!

 

[alaskagirlchrissie]

Chocolate covered frozen bananas.

 

[mommy2allyandaveri]

Skewers of chocolate covered strawberries, other marshmellow dipped candies on a stick.

 

[jory29]

Bengal BBQ!!!

 

[SKWDW]

Bacon-wrapped asparagus from Bengal BBQ

Tigger Tails from Pooh Corner

 

[GeneralTso]

Whatever you do, do NOT miss the corn dog cart. It's right off Main Street, it's red and you can't miss it. Seriously the best corn dog I've ever had in my life. I'm not an afficianado or a fanatic, but dang, it was good.

 

[CarolAnnB]

This struck me so funny. My DD's favorite meal at WDW was dinner at Ohana where we had "meat on a stick". She is always looking for somewhere to have meat on a stick. Her favorite Disney snack is the churro so she would get along great with your mom!

 

[TheColtonsMom]

The first time I read this I thought all the food on a stick I could contribute had been mentioned. I asked my DH & DS6 to tell me what food on a stick they remembered from DLR. DH first mentioned the frozen bananas and mickey ice cream bars, DS first mentioned Tigger Tails (My favorites are the corn dogs and the Asparagus at Bengal BBQ) My DS 2nd contribution was the giant sucker he got on Main St... I cannot for the life of me remember the store but there you go no one else had mentioned suckers....

 

[AmericanItGirl]

This struck me so funny. My DD's favorite meal at WDW was dinner at Ohana where we had "meat on a stick". She is always looking for somewhere to have meat on a stick. Her favorite Disney snack is the churro so she would get along great with your mom!

They would be two peas in a pod. As my mom always says, "It's on a stick, what's not to love?"

The first time I read this I thought all the food on a stick I could contribute had been mentioned. I asked my DH & DS6 to tell me what food on a stick they remembered from DLR. DH first mentioned the frozen bananas and mickey ice cream bars, DS first mentioned Tigger Tails (My favorites are the corn dogs and the Asparagus at Bengal BBQ) My DS 2nd contribution was the giant sucker he got on Main St... I cannot for the life of me remember the store but there you go no one else had mentioned suckers....

I had completely forgotten about lollipops (it's so logical too). I blame the fact that my school's finals period has just begun (I have my first one tomorrow), so my brain is a gooey pile of pink mush right now (unless you feel like talking about copyright, trademark, international trade, antitrust, or employment law..or the ethical standards that a lawyer must abide by).


Thanks for the suggestions and keep 'em coming!

The current list:

Sweet:
-Mickey head ice cream bar
-Frozen banana
-Popsicles (what kinds do they have? I think there's the "whole fruit" and itsakadoozies, but can someone confirm?)
-Tigger tail
-Cheshire cat tail
-Mickey caramel apple
-Minnie caramel apple
-"Hunny" pot caramel apple
-Chocolate-covered strawberries
-Chocolate-covered marshmallows
-Unicorn lollipop
-Micky head lollipop
-Small traditional lollipop
-Swirl lollipop

Savory:
-Corn dog
-Bacon-wrapped asparagus
-Veggie skewer
-Chicken skewer
-Bengal beef skewer
-Bayan beef skewer

Just from looking at this list, I'm starting to feel a bit like Flash from "Step-By-Step" when he tries to do/see/eat everything in WDW. However, I am determined to accomplish this goal and document it for posterity.

 

[CMG1]

How about the Corn on the Cob from Troubadour Tavern in Fantasyland? It's shorta on a stick! You can get it with chili-lime or butter

 

[wingednike]

Add an "Apple Pie Apple" to your list of caramel apples. It's sooooooo good