Which restaurant on property has the best Scrapple?

[The WDW 3]

Thanks

 

[KenyaSierra]

I would be stunned if any restaurants have scrapple or even know what it is! (I do know and the answer to the best is my mom’s!)

 

[DLgal]

Um, none have that. That's a very regional dish. You won't find it probably anywhere in Orlando.

 

[The WDW 3]

Um, none have that. That's a very regional dish. You won't find it probably anywhere in Orlando.

Party Pooper

 

[OKW Lover]

Never seen scrapple on any menu in WDW

 

[Jadyreen1282]

The same one that servers Haggis. Duh friend.

 

[VineHeart]

You won't find it on property, but FWIW Publix (local grocery store) sells it in the frozen food section.

 

[3kidsdad]

Scrapple, goetta, Taylor ham or pork roll. Not on property. You will be lucky to even find grits unless they have shrimp with them and served at dinner.

 

[SteveMouse]

Scrapple, goetta, Taylor ham or pork roll. Not on property. You will be lucky to even find grits unless they have shrimp with them and served at dinner.

Actually, Homecomin’ has really, really good grits available as a side and included in some of their dishes. I would gladly, and have, stopped by for a quick bite and given up their deserts for grits.

 

[GAN]

The question could have as easily asked what restaurant has the best tripe ...why waste 50 bytes of memory?

 

[Jennasis]

Pretty sure the OP is joking.

 

[The WDW 3]

The question could have as easily asked what restaurant has the best tripe ...why waste 50 bytes of memory?

who eats tripe?

 

[DisLiss]

You need to stick around PA for that.

 

[NYCgrrl]

Don’t recall the name but it’s north of the place that offers barbecued chitterlings, and pork feet and tails.

 

[GAN]

who eats tripe?

Just like scrapple, who cares....

 

[Sargeant Tibbs]

Pretty sure the OP is joking.

I thought the same, but apparently not?

 

[The WDW 3]

Just like scrapple, who cares....

we care

 

[Chavaleh]

Actually, Homecomin’ has really, really good grits available as a side and included in some of their dishes. I would gladly, and have, stopped by for a quick bite and given up their deserts for grits.

A vlogger showed gouda grits for breakfast available at Kona Cafe in her Poly resort reopening video, they looked pretty dang tasty.

 

[matthewthompson87]

Um, none have that. That's a very regional dish. You won't find it probably anywhere in Orlando.

The Boardwalk or Beach Club with all of its New Jersey inspiration.. should absolutely have pork roll and scrapple on a menu somewhere.

Why… I can see it now! All you care to enjoy gourmet bulgar wheat and liver patties could be the Shrimp Casserole of the Epcot Resort Area!

(Wait… now that I think of it… why isn’t there a diner-style place at the Boardwalk?)

 

[CraigInPA]

The Boardwalk or Beach Club with all of its New Jersey inspiration.. should absolutely have pork roll and scrapple on a menu somewhere.

While I can pass on the scrapple, I'd love to see Taylor's pork roll on a menu. Scrapple is VERY regional. I grew up with it in Philadelphia, while my wife, from 90 miles north of Philadelphia, didn't have it as part of her culinary heritage. However, she did have Taylor pork roll, so we're in agreement on its superiority to "Canadian bacon" and those see-through strips of bacon served at WDW.