"To die for" snack/food that is unique to each park?

[cancer_survivor_06]

MK~
CS~ Pinnochio Village Haus~ salad, figaro fries, homemade strawberry shortcake. Pecos Bill's we like the hamburgars and toppings bar the best.
Snack~ Sweet Cream Pretzel in fantasyland behind the dumbo ride, Dole Whip Float, Smoothie from Auntie Gravity's

DON'T FORGET THE TURKEY LEG IN FRONTIERLAND.

Epcot~
CS~We love all of the counter services in World Showcase so I don't think you could go wrong w/ any of them. Sunshine Season in the Land has some really good desserts, I like to get the asian dish and my dd gets the chicken leg which is also good.
Snack~ Well you guessed it anything from France, Italy, and Norway for something sweet, Everywhere else has something good that isn't a sweet treat.

MGM~
CS~ Studio Catering Company featuring the Flatbread Grill BBQ pulled pork sandwich. Starring Rolls Bakery really good desserts and sandwiches.
Snack~ I recommend going to 50's Cafe sitting at the bar and ordering the fried herb cheese it is fabulous.

AK~
CS~ well I would suggest Tusker House but since they are closing you can't go wrong w/ Pizzafari Sandwiches and/or Salad or Flame Tree BBQ.
Snack~ My favorite snack in AK is from Ananadapur Tea Co., I get the frozen tea when we were there in dec they had Mango or Coconut.

DtD~
CS~ Earl of Sandwich or Wolfgang Pucks Express
Snack~ Ghiradelli's

 

[Alice28]

Animal Kingdom- the onion rings at Flame Tree are soooo good and count as a snack

Epcot- anything from the France bakery- had a lemon tart last trip and it was TDF

I also like the Funnel Cakes at Epcot!

Churro from the Mexican Cantina

MK- Love a Dole Whip!

MGM- can't think of anything specific

I'm going to have to try a corndog next time, after reading PP's post- we will be staying at the Boardwalk Villas, so it will be convenient!

 

[4 DZNY NUTZ]

MK - corn dog nuggets from Caseys
figaro fries - Pinocchio Village Haus
Dole whip ( of course )

Epcot - anything from Le Cellier
Cream puffs - the pastry shop in France

MGM - pot roast from 50's prime time

Animal Kingdom - Flame tree barbeque - good food and seating is awesome overlooking the water

 

[molly2004]

Those donut things at Typhoon Lagoon with white chocolate sauce!!!

Mushroom filet at Le Cellier

 

[Tiggr924]

MK- Dole Whip
Epcot- Kaki Gori in Japan and Egg Rolls in China

There isn't much in MGM that is too appealing

 

[disneymom06]

In Magic Kingdom, we love the ice cream sandwiches from main Street Bakery. They are made with chocolate chip cookies from the bakery and are huge! We get them just before watching the parade and our family of four shares two.

In Animal Kingdom we love the chocolate covered bananas.

Frozen lemonade is also a favourite!

We used to get those ice cream sandwiches at POR. The kids would pick a flavor ice cream and two bakery cookies. What a treat! I will try the MK bakery, but does anyone else know if POR still makes them?

 

[TaraPA]

While I don't know that they are "to die for," we always make sure to go to Epcot and in France buy a Napoleon. I wish that we were going to make it this time, but it's not in the plans. I guess I will have to settle for a custom apple at Goofy's Candy Company.

What's a Napoleon?? After reading this thread I'm ditching my ADRs....I'm going to SNACK my way through the World!

 

[embgrl]

I always make a point to get a churro at the cantina in Mexico, Epcot. The other thing I definately recommend, while not in a park, is a beignet at PQFQ. These are definately "to die for."

 

[maciec]

What's a Napoleon?? After reading this thread I'm ditching my ADRs....I'm going to SNACK my way through the World!

http://www.legendsrestaurant.com/images\Menu\Desserts\napoleon_whole.jpg

This isn't a Disney napoleon, but it looks pretty close

 

[amw]

http://www.legendsrestaurant.com/images\Menu\Desserts\napoleon_whole.jpg

This isn't a Disney napoleon, but it looks pretty close

LOL... I don't think they're called "Napoleons" in France (real country, not Epcot). In Canada, "Napoleon" is want you say in the English provinces. In French, it's mille-feuilles. Traditionally, it is made with real cream. But, I think Disney does it the Anglo way with custard.

I was born in Quebec, and have been spoilt by real french bakeries. I was really disappointed by the French bakery at Epcot. Even my DDs were not impressed with the croissants. I found the bakery over-priced for refrigerated cookie-cutter snacks. Sorry just my opinion

I was also not impressed that "Canada" sold souvenirs that were made in the USA... but that's another thread for another day...

 

[kcrew]

At MK - the Dole Whips in Adventureland, and Figaro Fries in Fantasyland.

I've heard these fries mentioned a few times--what are they?

 

[Uncle Servo]

My DW can't go a whole WDW trip without getting a strawberry swirl from the Enchanted Grove at the Magic Kingdom. I'm not the biggest fan of strawberry anything, but I have to admit it's pretty good.

 

[cancer_survivor_06]

The dole whip is soft serve ice cream in pinapple, chocolate, or vanilla. You can also get them as a float. The Figaro fries are fabulous they are fries topped w/ cheese, bacon, lettuce, tomato, and ranch dressing. I like them w/out the lettuce and tomato and I get the salad.

 

[kcrew]

Figaro fries are fabulous they are fries topped w/ cheese, bacon, lettuce, tomato, and ranch dressing. I like them w/out the lettuce and tomato and I get the salad.

Yum!! Is it a snack?

 

[cancer_survivor_06]

yep

 

[aubriee]

MK: corn dog nuggets from Casey's, ice cream sandwich from Sleepy Hollow, Dole Whip float

MGM: hot jalapeno cheese stuffed pretzel and raspberry white chocolate macadamia nut cookie

AK: frozen banana or fresh pineapple from the fruit stand

Epcot: anything from La Kringla Bakeri in Norway, chocolate covered caramel cashew cluster, German Chocolate cookie, or apple strudel from Germany, kaki gori from Japan, and anything from the bakery in France

DTD: Doh Bar (fried Snickers) from Cookes of Dublin

Resorts: zebra domes from Mara at AKL, beignets at POFQ, No way Jose sundae or Kitchen Sink from Beaches & Cream at Beach Club

 

[TaraPA]

http://www.legendsrestaurant.com/images\Menu\Desserts\napoleon_whole.jpg

This isn't a Disney napoleon, but it looks pretty close

WOW - YUM! It looks like a fancy layered Boston Creme type dessert. How big are the Disney ones - enough for 2 people?

 

[DizzDoll]

Berry tarts from Kringla in Norway (licking lips - 35 days to go and counting)

Shakes from Pinnochio House in MK (they come in plastic keepsake cups - we have a matching set of 12 )

Frozen bananas - anywhere, anytime

and last but not least: POPCORN

That about covers it: fruit, calcium and fiber.

 

[ParkPrincess]

OMG!! Y'all are making me so hungry...

 

[triplefigs]

MK: Dole Whip Float
Epcot: School Bread in Norway, Margarita stand at Mexico!!!
FW Campground: Frozen Banana by the campfire. Best memories of me and my grandfather there!