What is your favourite candy item/sweet treat at Disneyland Resort?

[petals]

My favourite treat I got the last time I was there was the Olaf Marshmallow stick. I didn't try it until the very last day and was raging I missed out on getting more of them. Super yummy!

 

[Bubblegum1286]

Everyone in my family loves Tigger tails sold back at Pooh Corner. Though not at a candy store, Churros are a must for me.

I think Tigger tails are cute, but they are one big stick of diabetes. Lol

The churros at the Cozy Cone that come with chocolate dipping sauce are SO good!

 

[theluckyrabbit]

Dark chocolate covered pineapple spears! Also the peanut brittle. For that matter, any candy that is being made fresh that day (check Candy Palace in DL, Trolley Treats in DCA, and Marceline's in DtD). Caramel corn in DCA. DH's absolute favorite is the chocolate covered English Toffee, especially when it is made fresh.

 

[heidica]

Dark chocolate covered pineapple spears! Also the peanut brittle. For that matter, any candy that is being made fresh that day (check Candy Corner in DL, Trolley Treats in DCA, and Marceline's in DtD). Caramel corn in DCA. DH's absolute favorite is the chocolate covered English Toffee, especially when it is made fresh.

I wanted to add onto the OP's question and ask where is the best place to find these treats, especially in DCA? I'm familiar with almost all the treats people have listed and where to find them in DL but not DCA. Is Trolley Treats the best place to find goodies in DCA? What other spots in DCA have good treats?

Can't wait to indulge in some of these goodies again on our trip in August.

 

[mommamonster]

I basically live at Candy Palace when we go to DLR, lol. My favorite is the Rice Krispy Treats - chocolate dipped or not, with or without sprinkles, it doesn't matter. I love the honey pot Rice Krispy Treat from Pooh's corner as well. I always buy one for myself, and one to take home for my mom. I also make a stop at Jolly Holiday for the Matterhorn Macaroon. Other favorites are maple fudge, m&m covered pretzel sticks, cupcakes, and cake pops. I completely am obsessed with how beautiful the candy/caramel apples are but I'm not really into eating those - just admire and photograph them

 

[PinkBudgie]

We love the peanut brittle! That is our favorite and we usually end up buying it several times while we are there. I don't know what it is that makes it taste better than others. We also have been known to have a waffle cone for dinner. At WDW we discovered peanut covered caramel apples that were really good and we may have to see what they kind they have at DLR.

 

[Congo Queen]

This thread really made me smile after a hard and long day at work. It cracks me up that Liberator posted this at 6am today and there are already three pages of response. The disboarders like their candy! My DH loves the English toffee so we always have to get a bag of that (it's wonderfully smothered in toasted almonds).

 

[TechGuy]

Yup, Candy Palace is the place to get the fresh made candies. I am GF and have not had any contamination issues with gluten if the item has GF ingredients.

 

[theluckyrabbit]

I wanted to add onto the OP's question and ask where is the best place to find these treats, especially in DCA? I'm familiar with almost all the treats people have listed and where to find them in DL but not DCA. Is Trolley Treats the best place to find goodies in DCA? What other spots in DCA have good treats?

Can't wait to indulge in some of these goodies again on our trip in August.

Trolley Treats is certainly convenient for treat hunting at DCA. With FF&P and Clarabelle's right next door, there are plenty of treats in one area to keep everyone happy. The caramel corn can be found at the art deco popcorn cart across from Carthay Circle.

 

[cjnix29]

Mickey Rice Krispy treats....oh how I love those!!!!!

 

[sayuracodfish]

Where do you get the toffee?

 

[disneydreamer74]

It's hard to pick just a few! I must have a churro every time! I really like the Mickey Chocolate Tart at Jolly Holiday, the Tigger tail fudge at Marceline's, the yummy peanut butter chocolate chip cookies anywhere and peanut butter sandwich.

 

[theluckyrabbit]

Where do you get the toffee?

The chocolate covered English toffee can be found at multiple locations, e.g. Candy Palace in DL, Trolley Treats in DCA, and Marceline's in DtD. Look for the packages with the other fresh made candies near the registers.

 

[figment_jii]

Where do you get the toffee?

As theluckyrabbit said, the toffee can be found at multiple locations, but make sure you buy the ones that are handmade at DLR. The current stickers say "Made Fresh with Magic". Many of the candy locations also sell pre-packaged toffee that is not the same as the hand-made one from DLR. So just make sure you get a package of the handmade one!

 

[madasax12]

I got 2 big bags of the toffee last trip.....stuff is delicious. I have a sweet tooth, going to try some new stuff this trip!

 

[tarheelalum]

Dole whip float and a root beer float.

 

[agamble]

All these food threads are really making me think that snacks for lunch are a good idea...

 

[funantiques]

At Candy Palace, they used to make a caramel nut bar on a stick, half dipped in chocolate, then rolled in Almonds or pecans......so good....so missed

 

[gerilyne]

I'm pretty sure Disneyland Snacks is one of the 4 major food groups.

 

[lvdis]

I love dole whip and the chocolate cake from Plaza Inn! Where can I find the dark chocolate covered pineapple spear others have talked about?