Pick Or Pass On These Disney Foods To Get A Disney Princess Twin
- by Elimy Xepperoni
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Disney World is called the most magical place on earth, and it has this name for so many different reasons. Obviously, because who doesn't feel the magic when watching one of the Disney classic films? Seeing the characters walk around the theme park is enough to make any child scream, but even the parents have been known to go crazy when they see their favorites out for a stroll. Apart from the magic of the rides and the characters, Disney World also offers some of the most magical foods of all time. The park is known for its restaurants, but they also have a ton of walk around treats and snack to be enjoyed. We are going to list 35 of the most popular Disney World foods and all everyone here has to do is say whether they would pick it or pass it. After all that is done, we are going to give everyone a perfect Disney Princess twin!
Get ready for the tastiest and most magical quiz around. Be warned though, it may cause extreme hunger, and could lead to impulsively bought Disney World tickets. Step right up and be our guests, this is going to be a fun one!
The Mickey Premium Bar
This is one of the most recognizable snacks offered at the Disney parks. It is premium homemade ice cream surrounded by rich dark chocolate. Not only is it a nice cold treat for a hot day in the park, but it is in the lower price range, so you wont break the bank trying one!
Corn Dog Nuggets
Think hand dipped corn dogs, except in bite sized form. These make a good snack for on the go eaters at the park. They are made with the traditional ingredients of a corn dog, just prepared differently so they can be popped into your mouth before hitting the next ride.
Dole Whip
Dole Whips are one of Disney's specialties. They are a fruit flavored soft served frozen dessert, but they are made completely dairy free. The most commonly purchased flavor is the pineapple, especially at the parks, but technically there are 6 fruity flavors available. Pick or pass on this frozen treat?
Citrus Swirl
The debate between whether the Dole Whip or the Citrus Swirl is better has been on going since the parks started selling both of these frozen treats. The Citrus Swirl is made with soft served ice cream mixed with an orange flavored slush. This one has dairy in it, but we will let everyone here decide the winner of this debate!
Mac and Cheese Hot Dog
The Mac and Cheese Hot Dog. It may not be the snack to eat before hitting the rides, but they have been ranked high enough of the lists of best Disney foods, to merit picking one up after the rides. It is exactly what it sounds like, mac and cheese loaded onto a hot dog.
Macaron Ice Cream Sandwiches
An ice cream sandwich for the fancier folks. Instead of using soft cookies to create these ice cream sandwiches, this park shop has decided to use Macaron cookies. Anyone who has ever tried to make these cookies know it is not easy, but worth it. Inside the sandwich is filled with homemade ice cream.
Aunt Liz's Golden Fried Chicken
This classic dish is served at the parks 50's Prime Time Cafe. Food critics from all over have said it is one of the must try dishes when hitting up Disney World. The chicken is super crispy on the outside, and the meat inside is extremely juicy. The 50's Prime Time Cafe is said to be more than just a meal, but an excellent dining experience as well.
Popcorn
Caramel, regular, or any of the other fun flavors offered at the park, one really can't go wrong with this classic choice. Amusement parks everywhere have always sold popcorn as a treat for the guests, so of course Disney is not different, except for the fact that there are Mickey's printed all over the packaging.
Croque Glace
Not sure what this even is? Let us break it down. The outside is a brioche bun cut in half and pressed, after that it is filled with 2 scoops of the parks homemade ice cream. It creates a chewy yet crispy ice cream sandwich. These are right up there next to the Macaron Ice Cream Sandwiches, in terms of fanciness.
Fish and Chips
These shouldn't need too much explanation. Beer battered deep fried white fish, served up on a warm bed of french fries. This dish is served all over the place, but the Disney version is said to be a delectable treat for those who regularly enjoy this dish. Pick or pass?
Cheese Soup
This soup is said to be Epcot's best selling food item of all. It is a cheddar based soup, which is super creamy and rich. Obviously that was not enough for Disney, so they went ahead and added some candied bacon to the meal to really take it over the top. Pick or pass on this Epcot treat?
Croissant Doughnut with Soft Serve
The Croissant Doughnut is not something that was created by Disney parks, but once the fad arrived they weren't going to let it pass without them milking it a bit. Like always they have done it bigger and better than anywhere else. They serve their large warm croissant doughnut with soft served ice cream on top which just melts into a dream dessert. Pick or pass
Zebra Domes
These little morsels have been a staple at Disney's Animal Kingdom resort since its opening day. They are tiny domes made out of chocolate, and the filling is made with Amarula, which is a creme liquor. Now these babies can be found all around the park, but for the originals, hit up Animal Kingdom.
Grapefruit Cake
This old school dessert can be found at the parks Hollywood Brown Derby restaurant. It has been praised by visitors and critics alike. It is one of the desserts that has been sold the longest at the park, and even today it remains one of their very best sellers. Pick or pass?
‘Ohana Bread Pudding
“Ohana means family. Family means nobody gets left behind or forgotten” . That is the line from the film Lilo and Stitch which inspired this dessert. Basically it is a combination of banana's foster and a bread pudding, also it is dripping in caramel sauce. Pick or pass on this classic dessert with a twist?
Mickey Pretzel
There is a very short list of snacks that Disney has not managed to make into the shape of a Mickey Mouse. The soft pretzel is one of their go-to's. Soft pretzels are a staple at any amusement park, so it is only natural that Disney would offer them, and completely on brand for them to make it in this shape.
Turkey Leg
That's right, Turkey Leg. It may seem strange, but the giant turkey leg is one of Disney World's most classic (not to mention epic) snacks of all time. Guests can be seen all over the park devouring these ginormous turkey legs. No one uses forks either, for these it's an "eat off the bone" type deal.
Cream Cheese Pretzel
Like we have previously discussed, soft pretzels are a must at any amusement parks. Since Disney is Disney, they had to step up their pretzel game. Instead of making this one to look like Mickey, they just stuffed it with rich cream cheese instead. Who here would pick one up, and who would pass it right by?
Chocolate-Covered Pineapple
While Disney has countless sit down restaurants to enjoy, they are also big on the carry around snack options. Since the parks are so big, and take so much time to see, this is something the guests are thankful for. These babies are essentially just pieces of pineapple on a stick that have been dipped in chocolate.
Goofy Glacier
Mickey may be the most popular snack shape around, but Goofy gets his fair share of spotlight around the park. The Goofy Glacier's are just one of the Goofy themed treats to be found. They are just slushy beverages, but offered in a bunch of fun flavors. Pick or pass?
Mickey Ice Cream Sandwich
Finally we have reached our final ice cream sandwich option of the day. While these ones are more classically prepared than the fancier versions we already visited, these ones are also shaped like Mickey, so they offer their own edge. Who would stop in for one of these on a hot day?
Marshmallow pops
These treats may sound super simple, but the park offers them dressed up like countless of their characters, so really they can be a very fun treat (especially for the kiddies!). Three large marshmallows on a a stick, dipped in chocolate, with any number of toppings added. Pick or pass?
Mickey's Kitchen Sink Sundae
This stacked sundae was introduced to the park in 2014, so it hasn't really been around too long. Even though it is on the newer side of treats available at the park, this dessert has already been making head lines. Its is a sundae made with the buyers choice of chocolate fudge or caramel sauce, and topped with whipped cream a cherries. Also, it is served in Mickey pants!
Churros
Churros are another guest favorite at most amusement parks. The Disney Parks sell a lot of this snack, but oddly enough they haven't done anything to make their Churros unique. They are your typical deep fried doughy snack, that you can have with a choice of dipping sauce. Pick or pass?
Mickey Cookie
These are adorable no matter if they are purchased at a Disney Park, or made homemade. They are a classic sugar cookie, made to look like Mickey (and sometimes Minnie too!). They are a go to item for any guests who hope to grab a cute photo with a Mickey treat without breaking the bank.
Goofy's Candy Company Gummies
Here is another Goofy treat for any fans of the animated pup! Goofy gets the entire line of candies to himself in fact. There is a wide variety of everyone's favorite candied treats, and they all come in a goofy heavy packaging. Do we have any sweet teeth in the house?
Candy Apples
Candy apples are a childhood classic, and they have come a long way from the crunchy candy coated ones we used to have. No we can buy them coated in all kinds of things! At the Disney Parks they are offered with caramel toppings, and chocolate dipped ones as well.
Macarons aux Framboises
Since Macarons are so popular the park could not stop at just the ice cream sandwiches. At Les Halles bakery in the Epcot center, these beautiful desserts can be enjoyed. They are made with the freshest raspberries, jam, and a touch of lemon zest. Who would pick, and who would pass?
Chocolate Croissant
Here is another classic French dessert that Disney has made their own. They use their large buttery croissants, and fill them up with the richest of milk chocolates, and they even drizzle some on the top as well. If anyone is at the park and has a craving for something sweet, this is a good option.
Waffle Sandwiches
Like we had said before, the Disney Parks are big on carry around food options. One of the more popular walk around meals for the park has been their Waffle Sandwiches. They sell both savory and sweet options, and the fried chicken option has made it to the top of many best ranked park food lists.
Kaki-Gori
The Kaki-Gori is a Japanese style of shaved ice. It is made with finely shaved iced, and topped with super sweet fruity flavored syrups, very similar to a snow cone. For guests who have spent the day in the sun, this is a cool and refreshing treat. Pick or pass?
Le Fou’s Brew
Now here is a very unique drink. Named after Le Fou, Gaston's trusty side-kick from the movie Beauty and the Beast, it is made with a no sugar added apple juice, and the park has somehow managed to infuse the drink with hints of toasted marshmallow. Pick it or pass it?
The Grey Stuff
Remember when Lumiere implored Belle to try "the grey stuff"? Well, Disney has made it possible for all of us to try it now! It is a cookies and cream panna cotta, which is most typically serves on a cupcake. This dessert is exclusively offered at the parks Be Our Guest restaurant.
Rice Krispies Treats
We have one final Mickey shaped treat for every one to decide upon today. It is the Rice Krispie's Treat. Made like the typical cereal treat, but obviously formed into a Mickey head, and it is usually topped with a a choice of milk or white chocolate. Pick or pass?
Chocolate Glass Slipper dessert
We are going to end this magical quiz with the most magical of desserts. This "glass slipper" is made with the buyers choice of either milk or white chocolate, and the plate comes loaded with fresh berries as well. Guests from all over the world have stopped in specifically for this classy dessert, would you?
