Okay guys, this post is about one of the best things you get to experience when you're at a Disney Park, food! These snacks I'm about to show you are a staple of millions of people's Disney experiences each year. All of that walking around the parks - and we are talking a lot of steps here - means you're going to get hungry. If you're on the Disney Dining plan as part of your vacation package, you get a couple snacks per day anyway. Here are some must have Disney snacks to get you through those high calorie days in the parks.
Popcorn in a souvenir bucket! You certainly don't have to spring for the bucket, but the popcorn is fresh and hot all the time!
A churro! These things are around every corner at Disneyland and California Adventure! A very popular west coast snack, my buddy Jennifer had to try one. I took 3 bites myself, but I had to call it done after that due to my gluten sensitivity. The best way I can describe this is like Cinnamon Toast Crunch cereal, except warm and without the milk. You can get dipping sauces and other flavors too, but rolled in cinnamon sugar is the standard.
A Mickey waffle! Who in their right mind doesn't love a waffle? Especially a delicious gluten free one shaped like Mickey Mouse?! That's right, Disney chefs are always happy to accommodate my gluten issues with gluten free variations. I can honestly say that this made me so happy I had to take a picture.
This sweet treat took me years to try. It's a Dole Whip in all its super awesomeness and it's both dairy and gluten free, naturally! On a super hot day in the Magic Kingdom, like this day in May, it was the perfect hold over until dinner. In the Animal Kingdom park, there's a special dole whip offered that contains rum!
This is a must have for your kiddos. Nothing shuts up a cranky kid like a Mickey shaped chocolate covered vanilla ice cream bar. On hot days in Florida though, ya better eat like it's your job. I've seen many of these guys partially melting on the pavement.
This guy is my personal fave. A Mickey rice crispy treat partially covered in chocolate. And sprinkles! Last month I even ate one of these during a runDisney half marathon, and was good to go for miles!
The ultimate Mickey chocolate-marshmallow-sprinkly-caramel candied apple. This one is amazing and comes in a pretty much infinite number of character and sugary combinations. You won't even have to stick your head in a cold bin of water to retrieve it! Just walk up to the counter and pick out your favorite.
This guy is the tie-dye cheesecake that is found ONLY at Pop Century resort at Walt Disney World in Florida. It's so creamy and smooth. Just pure heaven in a small cup. Goes great with their Mickey tie-dye shirt lessons on Friday nights.
The (ginormous) Mickey's Kitchen Sink Sundae found on Main Street USA. Choose your ice cream flavors and a couple of friends to help you eat it! Delish, but I'd wait thirty minutes before riding Space Mountain if I were you! :) Well there you have it, the (kinda) short list of must try snacks while you're in the parks, in my humble opinion. I'm all for saving money and bringing your favorite snacks with you, but these guys can't be ignored!
Popcorn in a souvenir bucket! You certainly don't have to spring for the bucket, but the popcorn is fresh and hot all the time!
A churro! These things are around every corner at Disneyland and California Adventure! A very popular west coast snack, my buddy Jennifer had to try one. I took 3 bites myself, but I had to call it done after that due to my gluten sensitivity. The best way I can describe this is like Cinnamon Toast Crunch cereal, except warm and without the milk. You can get dipping sauces and other flavors too, but rolled in cinnamon sugar is the standard.
A Mickey waffle! Who in their right mind doesn't love a waffle? Especially a delicious gluten free one shaped like Mickey Mouse?! That's right, Disney chefs are always happy to accommodate my gluten issues with gluten free variations. I can honestly say that this made me so happy I had to take a picture.
This sweet treat took me years to try. It's a Dole Whip in all its super awesomeness and it's both dairy and gluten free, naturally! On a super hot day in the Magic Kingdom, like this day in May, it was the perfect hold over until dinner. In the Animal Kingdom park, there's a special dole whip offered that contains rum!
This is a must have for your kiddos. Nothing shuts up a cranky kid like a Mickey shaped chocolate covered vanilla ice cream bar. On hot days in Florida though, ya better eat like it's your job. I've seen many of these guys partially melting on the pavement.
This guy is my personal fave. A Mickey rice crispy treat partially covered in chocolate. And sprinkles! Last month I even ate one of these during a runDisney half marathon, and was good to go for miles!
The ultimate Mickey chocolate-marshmallow-sprinkly-caramel candied apple. This one is amazing and comes in a pretty much infinite number of character and sugary combinations. You won't even have to stick your head in a cold bin of water to retrieve it! Just walk up to the counter and pick out your favorite.
This guy is the tie-dye cheesecake that is found ONLY at Pop Century resort at Walt Disney World in Florida. It's so creamy and smooth. Just pure heaven in a small cup. Goes great with their Mickey tie-dye shirt lessons on Friday nights.
The (ginormous) Mickey's Kitchen Sink Sundae found on Main Street USA. Choose your ice cream flavors and a couple of friends to help you eat it! Delish, but I'd wait thirty minutes before riding Space Mountain if I were you! :) Well there you have it, the (kinda) short list of must try snacks while you're in the parks, in my humble opinion. I'm all for saving money and bringing your favorite snacks with you, but these guys can't be ignored!
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