Best snacks that AREN'T sweet!

[Master Yoda]

Nope. McDonald's hasn't been in the parks for, oh gosh, over a year now. All McDonald's on property closed including the one in Downtown Disney.

The one near the All Stars is still open.

 

[UberPlannerMom]

Thank you for posting this! I was having a little heart palpitation at the thought that that McD's had gone out of business! I had already told my husband he could get coffee there in the mornings if he needed!

 

[MissM]

The one near the All Stars is still open.

True, but the in-park locations and DtD are long gone.

 

[WVParkfan]

Not a sweet eater, myself. Obviously, you can get popcorn or a turkey leg from carts in all four parks. Here's a few suggestions from me:

Magic Kingdom:
- Fries from Casey's Corner
- Egg rolls or corndogs from the Egg Roll Wagon in Adventureland
- Giant pickle from the Liberty Square Market

Animal Kingdom:
- Onion Ring basket from Flametree BBQ
- Jalapeno Cheese Stuffed Pretzel from Harambe Fruit Market
- Bagel with Cream Cheese from Kusafiri coffee shop
- Breadsticks w/ marinara from Pizzafari

Hollywood Studios:
- Hotdog from the Backlot Express or Corndog from Herbie's drive in
- Pretzel with cheese from Anaheim Produce
- Italian sausage hogie from Min & Bill's Dockside Diner
- Smoked salmon on a bagel at Starring Rolls

Epcot:
- Brat and a beer at Somerfest in Germany! They also have pretzels.
- Bowl of chili from the Liberty Inn
- Potstickers (or egg rolls) from Lotus Blossom Cafe in China Pavilion
- Beef Empanada with a side of Tostones at Refreshment Port. Also have friend shrimp or a chix sandwich w/ tostones.
- Marinated Olives at the Tangierine Cafe' in Morocco Pavilion
- Quesadillas from the Mexico counter service (whatever it's called now).
- Fish & Chips from Yorkshire County Fish Shop in the UK.

 

[datw@epcot]

Two things came to mind, however I have no idea how the dining plan works:
1. They have pretty good pickles hidden in the Magic Kingdom and Epcot
2. Corn dog nuggets at Casey's Corner