Giant Mickey Rice Crispy heads...

[Lthouseprincess]

Is there any place besides Magic Kingdom Confectionary to get the giant Chocolate covered Rice Crispy heads????

I want to get a few to take back to work at the end of my trip.

 

[Crystal824]

I think you get them at Goofy's candy company also.

 

[DisSisters]

Yep Goofy's candy company in DTD. If you want to bring them home, you may want to put them in a lunch cooler or something so it won't melt and make a mess for the trip home.

 

[mickeyluv'r]

The ones pictured from Goofy's aren't as big as the ones at the confectionary shop.

In my experience that is the best place to get them. Some of the rice crisprie treats they sell on property are farmed out to an outside company and they aren't nearly as fresh tasting.

They might have them at the confection shop in HS (next to The Villian store, near the ride wait time board). If you are facing the board, go right. The Villain store has big display window. The candy is on the left side.

There's also the Candy Cauldron in DTD. It's near Disney Quest. I'm thinking they had them there, but I haven't been to DTD in a while. That is a really cute shop.

The ones at Goofy's, you can pick which candy topping you want. They dip it fresh for you.

It is my experience that those are the four locations that make their own chocolates at least.

 

[Lthouseprincess]

Thanks. You are right, I was looking for the big ones (not like in the picture but they look good).

We get off the cruise 11/14 and wanted to go to HS for the Osbourne lights and we leave the morning of the 11/15. I will check to see if the HS has them, if not we may have to leave HS around 7:30 to get over to MK before they close at 9

 

[Princess Janay]

a small lunchbox or cooler should keep them fresh and protect them from the orlando heat ! enjoy !

 

[DisneyDayTripper]

Be advised that if you go to Goofy's Candy Co. they've totally changed the Mickey Head rice Krispy treat deals...they no longer are in a box, but simply in a paper sack on the plate so it makes it even harder to bring home on a plane and they've raised the price and now charge like $1.25 per topping.

 

[LockShockBarrel]

I was sent on a mission to find the giant mickey head, and the person who sent me didn't remember where she'd gotten it so boy oh boy was that a hunt! Spent 4 days looking for that baby! I'm a heavy packer to begin with, PLUS all the doodads I bought while I was there, PLUS that darn head and it almost put me over the weight limit (granted it's only like 2.5 lbs or so but still!)

 

[wmharley]

what is the price?

 

[tinkerfan1]

I'm not positive about this but I am thinking you can get these in the store inside of the Contemporary Hotel, too. You could certainly call them and ask.

 

[DisneyDayTripper]

what is the price?

The ones at Goofy's Candy Co.....DW can't remember how much they were for each, but I believe we paid a little over $9.00 for 2 of them. We only got 1 topping since the first topping is free and there after it is $1.25 or $1.00 per topping...and they don't come in the cardboard box anymore so it will make it harder for people to take home on the plane.

 

[wmharley]

thanks..

how bout the confectionary shop ones?

 

[Lthouseprincess]

The price on the ones in the confectionary shop run from about $13-$16 depending on how much Chocolate you have. The have plain, one with the ears covered and one that the whole head is chocolate.

I think these are such a great deal!!

 

[luvgoing2disney]

We bought the Mickey cookie cutter to try to make the Rice Krispy treats at home. They worked, sorta, but not nearly as good as the ones you get at Disney. I guess it takes the Main Street atmosphere to make it complete!

 

[LockShockBarrel]

The giant ones come in different kinds, I know there's a plain one, the one I got had a molded mickey face (like details and all that) that was attached to the rice crispies, and I hear there's one that's just dipped in chocolate (which was the one I was supposed to get but it wasn't there). $18 for the molded head seems to be ringing a bell.