Let me in on all the good food secrets...

[Mr. & Mrs. Smith]

I have to have a Mickey bar every time I go. For DH, it's the kaki gori in Japan. We can't seem to not visit Biergarten, Earl of Sandwich, and Sunshine Seasons at least once each trip.

 

[El&Asmom]

I love the chocolate covered rice krispie treats at the MK candy store. They are the actual homemade kind rather than the processed ones where you can get anywhere. You have to get them behind the counter. They are my all time favorite, and I usually bring a couple home.

 

[Cookie Princess]

I LOVE the PB&J milkshake from 50s Prime Time. You can order it at the bar in a "to go" cup.

 

[tndisneyfan]

Mickey Rice Krispie treats are my fave. You can get them in resort food courts and I think at some places in the parks.

Dole Whips at Magic Kingdom.

It's not at a park but at Down Town Disney go to Goofy's Candy store and try some of the make your own treats.

 

[mommary]

Tonga toast at Kona cafe and I always have to have a mickey ice cream bar at least once.

 

[csarenz]

I second the PB&J Milk Shake at 50sPTC. DW thinks it's disgusting, but I love it.

We also always stop at the bakery in France at Epcot prior to Illuminations. Plus, I always get sent to find the chocolate covered rice krispy ears while we are at WDW.

 

[hotdogmj71]

I LOVE the PB&J milkshake from 50s Prime Time. You can order it at the bar in a "to go" cup.

I second the PB&J Milk Shake at 50sPTC. DW thinks it's disgusting, but I love it.

We also always stop at the bakery in France at Epcot prior to Illuminations. Plus, I always get sent to find the chocolate covered rice krispy ears while we are at WDW.

I'll second that!

I had 2 things in mind as soon as I saw the title -- PB&J shake from 50s PT and anything from the French bakery @ EPCOT.

 

[TinkrLiz]

I also loved Biergarten for the food and the atmosphere. My other favorites are:

-pretzel from Germany
-fish n chips in the UK

I can't think of anything else right now. I don't eat sugar so a lot of the baked goods and the dole whip are off limits for me.

 

[stacy2197]

The No Way Jose at Beaches and Cream is are favorite.

 

[TotalSnowWhite]

I like San Angel Inn - the dinner combo plate that has the fried plantain is excellent! I love the Cinderella's -YUM!!! The Biergarten has fabulous pretzel bread too!

Those are the 3 things that I always seem to want more of

Would seriously consider taking a diaper bag next time to sneak out a week's supply of the Biergarten bread. YUMMY!!!!!!

Rice creme or school bread from the Kringle Bakery in Norway in Epcot, Kaki Gori shaved ice or the frozen peach tea slushie both in Japan..

I always walk past the shaved ice. I've got to try it in March!

Tonga toast at Kona cafe and I always have to have a mickey ice cream bar at least once.

Mmm, I love Tonga Toast!


I know I can get them at home, but I love the strawberry juice bars. Very simple, but very good!

Another vote for Dole Whips!

 

[dvc_bwv]

Mickey Bar
Dole Whip at MK
Cheese soup at Le Cellier
Tonga Toast at Kona Cafe in the Ploynesian
Everything at Boma in AKL
Hand dipped ice cream at the BW
Rosa Regale wine in Italy
A Shadow (drink) in the Belleview Room at BW
Corner Pocket Turf Club at SSR
Fish & Chips in UK at Epcot

Too many more to list....

 

[gatrbait]

Mickey shaped Rice crispy treat
Grey goose Slushy in france
I always have to make a run thru the MK bakery and confectionary
Oh heck all the bakeries yummy...
Shhh don't tell but I love love Fulton's!
Have fun!! And save some for me
M

 

[disprincessatheart]

I love the chocolate covered rice krispie treats at the MK candy store. They are the actual homemade kind rather than the processed ones where you can get anywhere. You have to get them behind the counter. They are my all time favorite, and I usually bring a couple home.

It used to be that way - now they're the same old stale ones you get everywhere else - I was greatly disappointed on our last trip.

For snacks, the main st icecream parlor sells a really good sized hot fudge sundae with a freshly made waffle bowl for $4 - it's one of the best deals at disney!! DH and I get one before Wishes and normally we can split it - and let me tell you, neither of us shares food well! lol

 

[gatrbait]

I just went this past Saturday to MK and got a bunch of rice crispy treats for stocking stuffers...they were actually making them. I bought some that were dipped in chocolate and some that weren't and I bought my son a square to eat then...they were the same ole yummy homemade kind...now the ones with the icing on them that are shaped in the different shapes for the seasons are a different story ( I learned my lesson there ). At any rate I hope you try them again and I'm sorry you must have gotten a stale one ewww...
Merry Merry and Happy Happy
M

 

[Gary M]

I love the sweet pretzel with almonds. They are at the bakery at Norway in EPCOT.

 

[cdrn1]

The roasted beet and goat cheese salad and the strawberry shortcake at Sunshine Seasons in Epcot; the soups at Boma (any of them...) and the Grand Marnier slushie in Italy.

 

[MelliRobi2]

my mom and I are making up our list from all your faves...we are very excited to try all these yummies...hope our bellies can keep up! I told dh he will have to split some with me so I can try more. Counting down my days til we are in the World....26!!!

 

[Steffiesunshine]

I can't go without a trip to Crystal Palace for BREAKFAST LASAGNA and Puffed French Toast! Yum!

Also: DoleWhip Float, schoolbread, popcorn and mickey rice crispy treats with chocolate ears...which have all been mentioned already!

 

[TotalSnowWhite]

I can't go without a trip to Crystal Palace for BREAKFAST LASAGNA and Puffed French Toast! Yum!

Also: DoleWhip Float, schoolbread, popcorn and mickey rice crispy treats with chocolate ears...which have all been mentioned already!

My mom LOVES the french toast. She says they are the fritters they used to sell (possibly still do?) at DLR near PoTC. She loved them (I don't remember them) and says she would borrow my pretzel bread-stealing diaper bag to take a trip's supply of those! They are ridiculouly yummy!

 

[Kmango]

The cobb salad at the Brown Derby, the bacon/onion flatbread at Chefs de France, the pithevier at the French bakery, the scallops at Jiko, the sweet potato hash at Olivias (breakfast): these are a few of my favorite things.