what is offered for dessert with CS?

[minijeanie]

just curious....what options have you found for dessert with CS?

Is it wrapped or something you can take with you
any fresh fruit offered?

 

[bicker]

We didn't see much fresh fruit, to be honest, but perhaps we weren't looking hard enough. It did seem like a lot of the CS desserts are very much pre-packaged: Chocolate cake and carrot cake were the ones we focused on most. It's not always the case, especially at non-Disney-owned CS eateries, like Tangierine Cafe. There there was just one dessert available with CS, and it was a small bit of baklava, not readily packaged for transport, even if it would have been worth "saving" such a small piece.

 

[GraLaur07]

was going to ask the same question lol

 

[MaeDaisy]

Assuming you're asking about adult choices, here were ours:

MGM, Flat Bread Grill: 2 chocolate cakes (small pre-packaged, we took them back to the hotel)
Epcot, Tangierine Cafe: baklava (mine was a big honkin piece!); Yakitori House: a green piece of cake, I think it was ginger maybe, it was good; Sommerfest: big piece of black forest cake.
POFQ Food Court (Float Works?) beignets, pecan pie, cheesecake, carrot cake (all excellent, we asked for styrofoam to-go boxes)
AK, Tusker House: chocolate cake, carrot cake (neither packaged for portability.)

Depending on which restaurants you go to, there can be quite a bit of variety for grown-ups. Be prepared to share with the kids though, or avert your eyes as they slurp up their sugar-free jello-like food-product.

 

[The Sweetness]

What about the ice cream sandwiches made in the resort food courts do these count? (oh PLEASEEEEEE say yes )

About the SF jello~ do you peeps think that sooner or later, the managers will notice how much of this stuff is being refused, or chucked, and just let the kiddos have something else, like a little cookie, for instance? That would hardly break Mickey's bank, now would it?

 

[CampbellScot]

My husband STILL talks about the Peanut Butter mousse brownie dessert we got at Pecos Bill's... It was in its own little plastic dish with a cover on it. Just last night he was telling our friends that this brownie was the BEST dessert we had during our 10 days at Disneyworld...better than Artist Point, better than Yachtsman... He's a brownie addict mind you...but it WAS pretty good...it also had nearly 700 calories and 45 grams of fat for a pretty small dessert...perhaps that is why it tasted so good!!!

A piece of fruit it was not, but if you are looking for peanut butter brownie heaven...Pecos Bill's is the place to go!!!

 

[n2mm]

At MGM backlot CS we have strawberry parfait (which is very good). Colombia Harbor House we had apple cobbler; and at AK Restraurantsaurus we choose strawberry shortcake; but no one beats the Season food court at the Land/EPCOT. You get to choose your desert from the desert counter and it is the hardest decision you will make (chocoloate mousse cake or strawberry shortcake, just to name a few)...yum.

 

[Tam1067]

ABC Commisary in MGM: chocolate mousse
Seasons in Epcot: any dessert (fruit tulips, cake--all amazingly good)
Tusker House in AK: chocolate cake or fresh fruit (we had grapes)
Electric Umbrella in Epcot: fresh fruit was an option
Captain Cook's at the Polynesian: fruit OR any dessert item (I had a bowl of pineapple there)
Cosmic Ray's at MK: chocolate cake (pre-packaged)

The fruit was packaged for carrying away generally. The desserts, with the exception of the Cosmic Ray's brownie/cake thing were generally not.