The Kitchen Sink

[jodeeb]

I recently read a thread about and saw a picture of "The Kitchen Sink" perchased at Beaches and Cream. The kids want us all to have this as a meal sometime. Okay, not something I would normally let them do, but we will be at WDW so anything goes, right? Anyway, Does this count as a few snacks on DDP? Is Beaches a Cream the only place were you can get the "Kitchen Sink". Thanks

 

[Colleen27]

Yes, Beaches & Cream is the only place that has it and no, it isn't available on the dining plan. Even if you use a TS credit for a meal at B&C, the Kitchen Sink is excluded as a dessert option.

 

[thorphin]

Guh, we saw people eating the kitchen sink the last time we were at WDW and it about made us sick to watch. SOOO much sweet!

The reason it's not included on the DDP is because it costs $22.

 

[patsal]

Guh, we saw people eating the kitchen sink the last time we were at WDW and it about made us sick to watch. SOOO much sweet!

The reason it's not included on the DDP is because it costs $22.

Not really that much more than anything else they have there, it really is all whipped cream for the most part--seven scoops of ice cream--most sundaes there are 4 scoops. Full can of whipped cream is where it looks really huge--it is the aerosol whipped cream though so really more air than substance as well. The toppings may be various--but really they don't heap them on-- just a spoon full of gummy bears, spoon full of crushed up candy this or that. Really not that much there--the dish is huge, the whipped cream piled high, but the real substance to this one not so much!
The beauty in this is the kids reaction when they see something this big being brought to the table. Totally enjoyed the experience, the taste not so much--I'd rather a no way jose to share with one other person.