Knish @ Wdw ?????????

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Is there anywhere on WDW property that serves Knishes???????
 

LOL I've found that most people outside of the east coast (I'm in NYC) have no idea what a knish is! I've described them to people and they look at me like I have two heads.
 
I didn't find any knish but I looooove the cherry cheese blintz at Chef Mickey's
 
We've got them here in south Florida, but then all of New York retires here. :smokin:
 
MareSINY said:
LOL I've found that most people outside of the east coast (I'm in NYC) have no idea what a knish is! I've described them to people and they look at me like I have two heads.

Yep, my barbecue-and-collard-green-lovin' DH had never heard of them either, but now that he's tried them, he's hooked.

There is a great place in Orlando that sells real knishes -- Bagel King. They have two locations, but neither are close to WDW. Lucky for me, one location is across the street from my Mom's house. Sigh -- I wish they delivered to Tallahassee.
 
MareSINY said:
LOL I've found that most people outside of the east coast (I'm in NYC) have no idea what a knish is! I've described them to people and they look at me like I have two heads.

I'm from Brooklyn, live ONLY 90 miles away now in the Poconos....and you get the same weird looks here!

You would think WDW would sell them @ the Boardwalk at least! So much for WDW FINE dining!!!!! :confused3
 
luv2nascar said:
I didn't find any knish but I looooove the cherry cheese blintz at Chef Mickey's

mmmmmmmmmmmm...but I prefer Blueberry....IHOP has them! :thumbsup2
 
TheRustyScupper said:
Wish I knew what a knish was.

Ok this is gonna sound weird, but this is exactly what they are...

Mashed potato (not a loose mash but a thick mash) with onion (onion isn't really something you see but you can taste it). The potato is wrapped inside a crust and they're fried in a dry pan or if you get one from a hot dog (dirty water dog) cart they usually cook 'em on a grill on a piece of aluminum foil.

The best way to eat 'em is to have them split open and smeared with mustard. YUM YUM now I want one. Might have to go to the Jewish deli for dinner! <g>
 
TheRustyScupper said:
Wish I knew what a knish was.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knish

See post #9..there may be a Bagel King near you!

For anyone who grew up in NY during the 30-70's....Besides Jewish Deli's (which I miss SOOOOOOOOOOOO much) :sad: . They were sold on the beaches of Brooklyn, Queens & The Bronx, every summer!
Men use to walk around the whole beach carrying Hot Boxes (the size of coolers) full of Knishes...yelling KNIIIIISHES, GEEEEEET YOUR HOT KNISHES HERE! :beach:

Knishes was VERY popular in the beachs & boardwark eateries. As a side note if you had a knish in a deli...you had to have it with cream soda...if you had a knish on the beach...you had to drink, orange aid from a waxed funnel container!!!!
(people from NY understand this all too well...You had to be there!)

I always got sand in my knish...it added flavor!!!! :p I like mine with not only Brown mustard, but lots of salt! Oh Yeah THE Square ones are soooo much better than the round ones!!!!
 
MareSINY said:
The best way to eat 'em is to have them split open and smeared with mustard. YUM YUM now I want one. Might have to go to the Jewish deli for dinner! <g>

I want one too!!!! No delis here! :guilty:
 
I moved from NYC to MA and I've never seen one here! I was actually trying to explain what they are to someone last week. All I got was a really weird look!!
 
Moury4 said:
I moved from NYC to MA and I've never seen one here! I was actually trying to explain what they are to someone last week. All I got was a really weird look!!

They are VERY hard to explain...especially when it comes to the covering! Crust? Whatever it is? :rotfl2:
 
I had one for lunch today. I buy the Gabila's from the grocery store! But they aren't just potato, they come with kasha, and sweet potato and other fillings too. But yes they are yummy!
 
Moury4 said:
I moved from NYC to MA and I've never seen one here! I was actually trying to explain what they are to someone last week. All I got was a really weird look!!
Where in Massachusetts? The deli counter in Stop & Shop usually has two or three varieties.
 


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