Where to Find Custom Rice Krispy Treats

[soniam]

Do they sell custom rice krispy treats anywhere in Disneyland? I am looking for the ones like at Goofy's or Candy Cauldron in Disney Springs, where they let you pick toppings and type of chocolate. Thanks

 

[msteddom]

I honestly don’t remember seeing anything like that. Your best bet would be Marcelline’s at Downtown Disney, but it’s a long shot.

 

[rstevens333]

Does Disneyland have wrapped treats similar to the ones all over WDW? I love hiding those in my luggage and finding them a few weeks later.

 

[ParkHopper1]

Not build your own but Pooh's Corner back in Critter Country has an assortment of them.

 

[Kittyskyfish]

Not build your own but Pooh's Corner back in Critter Country has an assortment of them.

YES. I make a point to get my Hunny Krispies at least once (more like five times) on each trip!

 

[agamble]

Do they sell custom rice krispy treats anywhere in Disneyland? I am looking for the ones like at Goofy's or Candy Cauldron in Disney Springs, where they let you pick toppings and type of chocolate. Thanks

Not build yoir own Krispies, but they do have build your own ice cream bars in DCA.

 

[soniam]

Not build yoir own Krispies, but they do have build your own ice cream bars in DCA.

I saw that. We'll be hitting that for sure Son loves ice cream, so between that and all of the yummy churros, I don't think he will be eating anything remotely healthy for days.

 

[azdisneylover]

I saw that. We'll be hitting that for sure Son loves ice cream, so between that and all of the yummy churros, I don't think he will be eating anything remotely healthy for days.

Disneyland is the only place where I say " Yes" instead of "No" to mu kids. (Within reason, meaning sure, ice cream for breakfast, no, to the $3000 earrings). One day of eating just treats, my kids make healthier choices the rest of the trip with occasional treats.

 

[soniam]

Disneyland is the only place where I say " Yes" instead of "No" to mu kids. (Within reason, meaning sure, ice cream for breakfast, no, to the $3000 earrings). One day of eating just treats, my kids make healthier choices the rest of the trip with occasional treats.

I wish that were true for my son He could pretty much eat candy, cookies, and ice cream all the time. Not so much french fries or cake though

 

[AuntieKels]

I’ve never seen customized crispy treats. That was be very cute though!

One time my dad brought be back a giant Hershey bar with my name written on it from Hershey Pennsylvania. It was so cool!

Since my kids a fairly little I find that saying yes is really fun but we usually only get one treat for our family of 4 to share. That way we get to try a bunch of stuff but no one gets sick on sugar.

 

[soniam]

I’ve never seen customized crispy treats. That was be very cute though!

One time my dad brought be back a giant Hershey bar with my name written on it from Hershey Pennsylvania. It was so cool!

Since my kids a fairly little I find that saying yes is really fun but we usually only get one treat for our family of 4 to share. That way we get to try a bunch of stuff but no one gets sick on sugar.

Well, they aren't customized with a name. Goofy's and Candy Cauldron at Disney Springs have Mickey-shaped rice krispy treats. They seem slightly bigger than the package ones. You get to pick a chocolate coating (white, milk, dark) that covers one entire side. Then you pick a topping (mini M&Ms, oreo cookie crumbles, sprinkles, mini dark & white chocolate chips) that also covers an entire side. Finally, you pick a chocolate drizzle. They are really good. I think you can do the same thing with a not very good gingerbread cookie or an apple as well. I guess it's really creat your own or custom-made, not really customized.

 

[mamapenguin]

Not build yoir own Krispies, but they do have build your own ice cream bars in DCA.

Where are the ice cream bars? We usually buy sundaes, but build your own ice cream bars is intriguing.

 

[soniam]

Where are the ice cream bars? We usually buy sundaes, but build your own ice cream bars is intriguing.

I believe they are at Clarabelle's in DCA. Not the Clarabelle's in Disneyland.

 

[agamble]

Where are the ice cream bars? We usually buy sundaes, but build your own ice cream bars is intriguing.

At Clarabelle's in DCA. They have a few ice cream choices (vanilla, chocolate, berry sorbet, maybe another) and then you have them dipped in chocolate and add your own choice of toppings. They look real pretty, but we've never bought one. We usually get ice cream on Main Street or get soft serve in Carsland. It's one of those things where you know you should change things up, but you like your favorites. LOL!

 

[pharmama]

As agamble said, the custom hand dipped ice cream bars are at Clarabelle's in DCA- right next to Fiddler Fifer and Practical/Starbucks. We usually end up sitting in FFP to eat them. Depending on how many toppings (chocolate chips, mickey confetti, popping candy or all of the above- called "the whole herd") you get they can be a mess but are very good. The ice cream choices are vanilla, chocolate and berry sorbet then you can also select dark or milk chocolate.

 

[azdisneylover]

At Clarabelle's in DCA. They have a few ice cream choices (vanilla, chocolate, berry sorbet, maybe another) and then you have them dipped in chocolate and add your own choice of toppings. They look real pretty, but we've never bought one. We usually get ice cream on Main Street or get soft serve in Carsland. It's one of those things where you know you should change things up, but you like your favorites. LOL!

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They do look good, but, we always fall back to getting the Mickey Kitchen Sink and sharing while watching the entertainment/people on Buena Vista St.