Icecream in a sink?????

[MommaMouse]

I have heard that there is a restraunt that you can eat ice cream out of a sink ..ENOUGH TO FEED A SMALL COUNTRY!!!!!! Where can I find such a sinful thing???

 

[mickeymousemom]

That would be at Beaches n' Cream at the Beach Club Resort.

 

[DoomBuggyBabe]

That would be the "Kitchen Sink" at Beaches and Cream. Yes, it is served in a scaled-down sink. Never tried one myself, but it's on the to-do list...
Cheers,
Q

 

[5disneyfreaks]

Sounds like a must-do for DD 13th birthday. She would love it!

 

[pixistix]

We had the kitchen sink at Beaches and Cream during our last trip to Disney in 2004. Four of us tackled the humungus thing and it was awesome! We didn't finish, it was just too much.
Going back this year and DD's want to try again. They say they're older now (13 and 15) and they think we can finish it.
I recommend eating it in place of a meal rather than as dessert after a meal.

 

[kcashner]

It is specifically excluded from the dining plan. Cost last December was $21. It is basically the equivalent of 6-7 sundaes (regular size). You can pick the ice cream flavors and toppings. THey even have a special song to go with it! Have fun.

 

[Crazy Hakim]

It is specifically excluded from the dining plan. Cost last December was $21. It is basically the equivalent of 6-7 sundaes (regular size). You can pick the ice cream flavors and toppings. They even have a special song to go with it! Have fun.

When you think about it, this is a bargain if a family of 4 or more all share it.

http://www.magictrips.com/dining/kitchensink.shtml

 

[InstImpres]

Just FYI, Beaches and Cream is VERY small. Try to pick and off time to avoid a 45-60 minute wait. (No ADR's).

They also make the best burgers on site.

Enjoy