What's your favourite DLP treat?

[Ware Bears]

Following on from the dole whip thread, what's your favourite treat at DLP?

From our last trip in 2012 it was the mango berry sorbet at Gibson Girl and the flavoured waters from the Hollywood and Vine cart, it was a heatwave when we were there and they were so refreshing. And of course, I can't forget how much I love a glowtini in the evening!

What's yours?

 

[Carrie_Cat]

Oh I'm a bit odd as I think eating garlic bread on the veranda at Colonel Hathis is wonderful It's just really quiet over there and you can get away from it all for a bit.

Otherwise it's the churros from Fuente del Oro and the carrot cake (Christmas version) at Cable car bakery

 

[markpsych]

I'm not a big fan of any of the DLP treats, but anything edible is enhanced if eaten on that hidden bench behind the shack that overlooks the rivers of the far west!

Sorry....not sure there is an official name for 'that shack', but those of you who know about it will know where I mean....although I'm not sure if the bench is there anymore, as it wasn't when we last visited a couple of years ago?

 

[Chuckers]

Following this so I know what to try next month

 

[MickeysFavouriteGirl]

Used to be Mickey brioche before they stopped doing them I am partial to bread pudding from EoS though! My utter favourite which maybe classed higher than a treat is Mickey Waffles in Cafe Fantasia for afternoon tea

 

[Carrie_Cat]

Mmh bread pudding

 

[dhidra]

Mickey waffles, but they're gone now. :-(
The chocolate covered marshmallows on a stick from the candy Boardwalk on main at are yum.
and the breakfast brioche too, smothered with Nutella.

 

[Anemone]

I'm stumped. Can't think of any single food item that symbolises DLP for me. I'll have to be boring and say a Glowtini.

 

[MummyMinnie]

For me has to be be a hot chocolate with any cake! Yum.

 

[micksn]

Not a snack, but a Disney hotel breakfast. A small white roll with ham and cubes of cheese with a cup of hot milky nescafe coffee. We stayed at DVC last time and missed the onsite breakfast!

 

[toony]

We love to buy popcorn and have a break with our family riding the Disneyland Railroad. So that's our fave family snack. My fave is the largest cookie I can find combined with a great coffee from a main street bake shop.

 

[jillrobinson]

Fuento del Oro Churros love them

 

[OldSchoolReasons]

Strangely mine is the taquitos from Fuento deal Oro. They're like the not as nice cousin of the Burrito in Tortuga Tavern.

I also love the hot chocolate the parks do, it reminds me of childhood trips.

 

[torsie24]

I love the little brioche buns with crunchy sugar on top at breakfast.

Best though was the Macarons we had delivered to our room last trip.

Going to do it every trip now I think!! The perfect "welcome!"

 

[Carrie_Cat]

Used to be Mickey brioche before they stopped doing them

The Mickey brioche are back OK they aren't Mickey shaped anymore but the brioche filled with nutella is in several places around the park

 

[Chuckers]

The Mickey brioche are back OK they aren't Mickey shaped anymore but the brioche filled with nutella is in several places around the park

Mmmm... Nutella...

 

[sammie1884]

Gutted to hear the brioche are no longer Mickey shaped!

 

[Carrie_Cat]

Gutted to hear the brioche are no longer Mickey shaped!

Must be at least 3 years since the brioche haven't been Mickey shapped but if you like nutella and brioche at least they are back in one formor another

 

[Madhattermad]

Im with the collective, the weird brioche with the big lumps of sugar on and hot chocolate....although what is with the lumps of sugar? surely a dusting of icing sugar would be fine?! lol

I also just love having a cocktail in DLH and people watching while I enjoy my free plate of nibbles!

Oh and I always buy a candy floss, few chances as an adult to do this but at DLP it's always available....and on a stick! hahahaha

 

[Chuckers]

As a fan of the Dole Whip in the American Parks, you know I like something sweet... I found I LOVE The Twister! I only tried one on my last day and I wished I had tried it earlier. They're amazing! (I know, it's probably something you can buy in the stores in France, but I've never seen them before.)