Agreed.
The ginger newt is pretty good. It can’t hold a candle to karamel kuche though.My absolute favorite is the Ginger Newt from the Wizarding World over at Universal... definitely better than anything I've had at Disney. Though I'm also looking forward to trying the Gingeraffe when we get to ALK next week (next week!!!!)
Have never tried the ginger newt, will be there in a week to try. I was SO disappointed in the gingerbread I got at GF years ago, have to remember to try Karamel Kuche on my Epcot day. I do make a pretty good gingerbread cookie at home, less motivation as no more kids living here though.The ginger newt is pretty good. It can’t hold a candle to karamel kuche though.
Before Covid, they had a good gingerbread cookie at the Xmas party. It was moist and spicy. I was surprised. Avoid the hotel gingerbread; it taste like roof tiles
I've yet to try the Karamel Kuche one (actually, I've yet to actually buy anything from there on any of my previous visits... apparently I've been missing out!). Thanks for the tip on the hotel ones. I'll plan to just look at the displays and avoid the roof tilesThe ginger newt is pretty good. It can’t hold a candle to karamel kuche though.
Before Covid, they had a good gingerbread cookie at the Xmas party. It was moist and spicy. I was surprised. Avoid the hotel gingerbread; it taste like roof tiles
I'll have to give that one a try...I am partial to ginger!I’m looking forward to trying the “gingiraffe” cookie at AKL. It has some filling so maybe it won’t taste like an actual shingle like the ones from GF and Beach Club
That's my next stop!
Seriously! It even smells delicious when you walk near the place. I swear the building has a fan system to disperse that aroma outside!
It's got an almost marshmallow-like texture, a bit spongy and chewy. Maybe a bit less spicy than some, but still the hint of ginger. I don't think anything at WDW quite compares to the DL Mickey.
Ooh want to share your recipe? The one I have is a little crispier than I like. I’m open to trying a new one this year!Have never tried the ginger newt, will be there in a week to try. I was SO disappointed in the gingerbread I got at GF years ago, have to remember to try Karamel Kuche on my Epcot day. I do make a pretty good gingerbread cookie at home, less motivation as no more kids living here though.
we throw our stale popcorn in the toaster oven/air fryer and it gets all crunchy again. YUM!
I will have to make a stop there just for this! Do you know if it's seasonal?I enjoyed the Riviera gingerbread cookie at Le Petit Cafe! It does taste a bit more like chocolate than gingerbread though
It's pretty basic. I have a whole Christmas cookie cookbook and have tried all 3 of the recipes for ginger cut-outs, this is my favorite; the other ones have orange juice and buttermilk. Some of my family likes soft and some like crispy, so I vary the thickness and baking time a bit for them. They do get harder with time it seems.
