What is considered CS at foodcourt at Port Orleans?

[Tink561]

Are some things considered snacks? Anyone have details on this? I'm new to this whole dining plan.

TIA!

 

[Dizneydaz]

check out this link for confirmed snack items-it's very helpful-
http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1109080

Here are the listings for just POFQ:
POFQ:
Beignets
Yogurt
Single serving fruit or grapes $3.29
Cup of Soup $2.49
Big cookie
.85oz Turkey Jerky
Chip & Dale vanilla creme cookies
Powerade
Lemonade
Pastries
Fruit juice
YooHoo
Individual bowls of cereal
Hot fudge sundae
Milkshake $3.79
POFQ GIFT SHOP
Large box of Disney cookies;character or choc & vanilla $3.75
1 quart of milk $3.75
1 liter water $1.75

Hope this helps! Enjoy!

 

[Amy&Dan]

Basically I think about anything under $4 will be a snack at a resort food court. It does get confusing, when we stayed at CBR for our first DDP trip, I just asked the cm cashier to make sure. Its pretty easy in the foodcourts to determine. Its when you get into the parks, it gets more difficult. Especially at Epcot where many under $4 items don't qualify as snacks. France in particular comes to mind. When in doubt, ask before you buy! The DDP is really easy to use for the most part and after a day or two becomes second nature. Have a fun trip!

 

[tpholland]

snack items are usually marked as such on the menu