Treats in Disney Springs that pack well? AND Shula's

[ShaunaM]

Hi I am venturing over from the Disneyland board. My husband will be in Disney Springs ( that is what the downtown area is called right?)this week on business. He was going to pick up some treats for the family. In Disneyland we must have sourdough, tigger tails and dole whips. 2 of those pack well, one we have brought home in the form of a car air freshener , lol. He will not be in the parks, any treats that Disneyworld is known for that would pack well you recommend and where would he buy? They will have a couple of nights that they can do some window shopping and explore.

Secondary question he has a business supper at Shula's any recommendations from the menu.
Thanks

 

[Realfoodfans]

The Krispie treats from Goofy's (right opposite Rainforest Cafe) are light and easy to pack. In fact most things there apart from the apples!

 

[KimBean]

View attachment 282881 The Krispie treats from Goofy's (right opposite Rainforest Cafe) are light and easy to pack. In fact most things there apart from the apples!

Nice did they wrap this or did you?

 

[skyblue17]

Goofy's Candy Company is a great place to pop in! I bought my Goofy caramel apple on a Wednesday, flew it home with me (it got a special inspection by TSA) and didn't eat it until Sunday & Monday and it was still in great shape. They are fun and yummy and I think the Goofy's shop even has a few in plastic boxes for easier transport (mine was in a paper bowl and plastic bag). If he buys it on his last night, it will pretty likely still be in good shape when it gets to you if he keeps it in his carry-on!

They don't have Tigger tales exactly, but the marshmallow sticks that look like Mickey/Minnie's bodies (this sounds weird doesn't it) are pretty yummy and I think similar.

 

[ShaunaM]

I will tell him to watch for the marshmallow ones for sure... we actually have one tigger tail in the deep freezer that I think the kids have forgotten about. hmmmmm ;-)

 

[ShaunaM]

View attachment 282881 The Krispie treats from Goofy's (right opposite Rainforest Cafe) are light and easy to pack. In fact most things there apart from the apples!

great suggestion thanks

 

[hllb]

Goofy’s Sour taffy. It’s saltwater taffy but tangy instead of sweet. I hope they still have it - it’s so good!

 

[Realfoodfans]

Nice did they wrap this or did you?

They wrapped it - many are pre-wrapped - there will be Christmas themed ones now!

 

[cruisin5]

The boursin mac and cheese at Shula's was a-mazing, it's a side order. Enjoyed it more than the excellent steak. It's a large portion - best or 2 or more to share which we did. I polished it off instead of dessert.

Amorettes's has boxed macarons that travelled well.

 

[ShaunaM]

Goofy's Candy Company is a great place to pop in! I bought my Goofy caramel apple on a Wednesday, flew it home with me (it got a special inspection by TSA) and didn't eat it until Sunday & Monday and it was still in great shape. They are fun and yummy and I think the Goofy's shop even has a few in plastic boxes for easier transport (mine was in a paper bowl and plastic bag). If he buys it on his last night, it will pretty likely still be in good shape when it gets to you if he keeps it in his carry-on!

They don't have Tigger tales exactly, but the marshmallow sticks that look like Mickey/Minnie's bodies (this sounds weird doesn't it) are pretty yummy and I think similar.

Goofy’s Sour taffy. It’s saltwater taffy but tangy instead of sweet. I hope they still have it - it’s so good!

I think my son would love that!

 

[ShaunaM]

The boursin mac and cheese at Shula's was a-mazing, it's a side order. Enjoyed it more than the excellent steak. It's a large portion - best or 2 or more to share which we did. I polished it off instead of dessert.

Amorettes's has boxed macarons that travelled well.

Mmmmmmmm Boursin. ....
DD #2 Loves loves loves macarons. ..great idea