Snacks to use as lunch or dinner ;)

[Stormy888]

Hi everyone! We are in the great position of getting all the ADR's we wanted...and then some. We are on the DDP, are staying 10 days so we are getting 9 days worth of meals.

As we usually have a few snack credits left over, has anyone found any snacks that can 'somewhat' be used as a meal - for lunch or dinners

Breakfast is easy with the pastries and such. I am just looking for ways to pay as little OOP as I can. I don't have to go crazy with it, but I thought if I could find a few snacks to use as a (small) lunch or a (very small) dinner I could use up my snack credit and not have to pay too much OOP for the additional lunches and dinners. Thanks!

 

[sweeteypie1118]

Ham and cheese croissant in France at Epcot. Many places have soups for snack credits also

 

[figment_jii]

You might want to check out the new confirmed snack thread to see what items qualify as a snack and if any of those would work for a small lunch for you.

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2805155

As you said, breakfast is the easiest meal to use snack credits for because many of the pastry items count as snacks.

If you're going soon, during the F&W Festival, then there are lots of options. Historically, the food options at the kiosks could be purchased using a snack credit. A couple of those would work for a lunch.

 

[Quin]

Egg rolls at several locations. Maybe a big soft pretzel: bread/carbs = filling but not necessarily as sweet/dessert-y as a cupcake.

 

[TwoAtDisney]

Yak & Yeti fried rice is a large portion. DH & I split it. Or, one fried rice can be added to one of POFQ's gumbo (order it without rice) & have a meal for 2 people with 2 snack credits!

 

[Stormy888]

Thank you for the GREAT suggestions!!!

 

[JerseyJanice]

Most places that serve chili dogs will also give you a cup of chili for a snack credit.

Side salads are a snack credit, and resort food courts offer celery sticks and carrots with ranch dressing as a snack.