Ginormous turkey drumstick legs in DL or DCA??

[MommyLove]

Did someone say TURKEY LEG? yum!

 

[alvernon90]

Ostrich? Isn't ostrich meat expensive?

Yes it is. And the food at Disneyland is insanely expensive. This proves it! From now on, we must only refer to them as smoked "turkey" legs.

 

[Disney Dreams]

OMG, MommyLove, I love that picture. That turkey leg is literally bigger than his head!!!

The turkey legs are delicious and the corn is mmm-mmm good! Cart food, good stuff!

 

[renderman7]

i have never had one, i keep seeing them and thinking.. maybe..

so this trip of mine coming up is the time for me to try one

 

[SANDIEGOFAN]

But isn't just one ear of corn close to $4? My friends and I were waiting in line for TSMM when we noticed...and were shocked by the price, even considering we were at DCA.

 

[pixiewings71]

Ok what is in the first and second pictures? Not the turkey but something that looks like tacos? Those look good, what is it and where did you get it? lol

But isn't just one ear of corn close to $4? My friends and I were waiting in line for TSMM when we noticed...and were shocked by the price, even considering we were at DCA.

I think so.....I want to say it was $3 something....that's probably why I skipped it. LOL Hey, SuperBowl is tomorrow, who you rooting for? Steelers or Cards?

 

[Albort]

I was just wondering, they are called turkey legs, but taste like ham. So are they turkey or ham??????

Yes, they are turkey. Or else Disney will get their butts sued by Jewish ppl for false advertisement.

they are actually smoked first, then cooked to prefection. Makes me wonder where all these Turkeys come from. :\

Yeah, corn is quite expensive. But what isnt in the park? And dont says the rides because admission to the park covers that.

 

[yeartolate]

My husband absolutely fell in love with the huge turkey drumstick legs at WDW about 5 yrs ago. When we went to DL a few years ago, I'm almost positive he was able to find them there too. It seems like he had to really hunt for them but found one place that served them. Anyone know if they still serve them there and where? (or did I just dream that whole thing?!? ) I checked the dining menus on allears.net but didn't see anything.

Actually they are not turkey, but emu.

 

[Brian Shepherd]

Ok what is in the first and second pictures? Not the turkey but something that looks like tacos? Those look good, what is it and where did you get it? lol
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It was is WDW Florida in Disney Hollywood Studios at a quick service stand called Toluca Legs Turkey Co

The item was a Taco Salad and according to my wife it was VERY YUMMY

 

[pixiewings71]

It was is WDW Florida in Disney Hollywood Studios at a quick service stand called Toluca Legs Turkey Co

The item was a Taco Salad and according to my wife it was VERY YUMMY

Ok, got it, that doesn't help me in DL but it tells me what to look for if we ever get to WDW.