Alright readers. In this update I will be discussing the REAL reason we all go to WDW...THE FOOD.
You should all know that my family never does the Dining Plan. We just aren't Dining Plan people. We don't like being tied down with ADRs every day. And you know what, there are some days when I just want to eat ice cream for dinner. Sue me. Cookies n Cream ice cream makes a wonderful meal. But I couldn't do that if we had to worry about using all of our Dining Credits. So we just don't even bother.
But that's not to say we don't make a few ADRs for the trip. Because we do. And I am really excited about the places we've chosen to dine at in July.
First up, is a lunch ressie at the one and only, Le Cellier. We've never eaten there before, so I am RIDICULOUSLY excited about it. Like it's probably the thing I'm most looking forward to. I want to try the Cheddar Cheese soup, and the pretzel bread, and the Chocolate Moose. I haven't decided what entre I'm going to order yet, but I have time to figure that out.
We also made an ADR at my favorite restaurant 'Ohana. Which I've talked about ad nauseum throughout this report. But I'm going to talk about it some more. Or I guess I could just let the pictures from last July speak for themselves.
Here's a picture of my Virgin Strawberry Daquiri. I just couldn't stand to watch all of the 21+ crowd drinking their fancy drinks. I had to order one for myself.

And it didn't disappoint.
Here's a picture of my plate with the first round of food. I'm kind of obsessed with the potstickers and the Honey Coriander Wings.
Part II of my plate. Complete with noodles, veggies, and shrimp. I don't have a picture of the grilled turkey or beef. Probably because I devoured it the second our waiter put it on my plate.
And here's dessert. Which is delicious. Always.
We also have a dinner ADR at Whispering Canyon Cafe. We ate there 2 years ago, and I'm excited to go back to drink out of these glasses. There's just something so fun about drinking out of mason jars.
And here's the main reason anybody goes to Whispering Canyon...the Skillet. Complete with mashed potatoes. Which are my absolute favorite. So by the time this ADR rolls around I will be suffering from severe mashed potato withdrawl. Maybe I'll ask the waiter to bring me my own serving. Although, at Whispering Canyon, that would probably end badly. I'd wind up with a bucket of mashed potatoes.
And here's the dessert I got. I think it's called the Dust Bowl or something like that. But it's basically a cinnamon tortilla with vanilla ice cream and a caramel banana sauce. It was AMAZING.
So those are the 3 ADRs we have planned. But there's always a possibility that we'll add more before the trip rolls around. So hit me up with your recommendations. Which restaurants have completely blown you away and are not to be missed?
AND because I'm in a food mood right now, I thought I'd share some more pictures of some of my favorite foods at WDW.
Here is a picture of the Earl's Club which you can get at my favorite sandwich place ever...The Earl of Sandwich. Seriously. The Earl is my sandwich boyfriend. I am in love with him and his delicious sandwiches. Except I've only ever gotten the Club because I'm afraid to try anything else. I mean, we only get to eat at EoS once a year and I don't want to order something I'll regret for 365 days!
I should also say that I am addicted to Chicken Caesar Salads. Addicted. During the trip I will probably eat like 10. Or more if you count them when they are in wrap form. This particular one is from Pizzafari at the AK. I don't know why, but I always find their salads a bit more refreshing than the ones you can get elsewhere. Maybe it's because the AK is as hot as the surface of the sun, so the chilly-ness of the salad combined with some good ol' AC equals an incredibly refreshing experience. Oh and you can see breadsticks in the back of this pic. They are soooo yummy. So yummy.
Another fun thing about me and food is that I am also addicted to slushies. Seriously. I don't know if it's because they are always fun colored and I like fun colored things or what, but I love them. A lot. And will drink a bunch of them while on vacay.
Here's a strawberry slushie that I got from a stand at the AK. You can tell it's the AK because of that darn paper straw. Seriously, AK. It's impossible to drink a slushie through one of those things. I get saving the animals and all that, but what about my needs?
And here's a frozen raspberry lemonade from MGM. I can't remember exactly what the place was called, but I can look it up if anyone wants to know. I'm pretty sure that this drink has become my new favorite drink in WDW. I mean, I LOVE regular old frozen lemonades. But, a frozen raspberry lemonade is just 10 billion times better. And I definitely recommend that y'all try one. You won't regret it. And if you hate it, mail it to me!
I should also mention one of my favorite places ever, the Main Street Bakery. Everything there is amazing. The frozen capuccinos. These giant cinnamon rolls.
These parfaits which are perfect for those mornings when you don't want a giant ball of dough sitting in your stomach.
Seriously, everything is just REALLY good. And I'm definitely of the opinion that the Main St. Bakery is not to be missed.
Finally, here is my favorite food in all of WDW. It is the absolute greatest. And I'm pretty sure that God himself gets out the Mickey Head Shaper to prepare these every morning because they are THAT good.
Yes, it is the almighty Mickey Rice Krispy Treat. The perfect snack food. The perfect dessert. The perfect food for walking to the bus stop at 7:50 AM so that you can be towards the front of the mad dash to Toy Story Mania. Basically it's just the most perfect food ever. And if you've never eaten one, well, you are missing out on MAGIC.
So that's my list of WDW food obsessions. But seriously folks, what am I missing? I wanna try some new things on this trip, so give me your recommendations. I'm sure that you all have a list very similar to mine of not to be missed foods. So share!!!
Thanks for reading!!!
