can you buy a Mickey on a stick...?

[bjlc57]

So, since we are no longer in WDW, I was wondering if you can buy a frozen Mickey on a stick ice cream bar at the local store?

I find them to be really great.. and even though they are getting pricey, we had to have them a couple of times during our trip..

do local stores sell them?

 

[Courtney1188]

I've never seen them anywhere but WDW, but it would be pretty cool if you could get them at other places!

 

[Raven66]

You should try making them yourself. Give it a whirl. That way if it works you can have them anytime you want.

 

[bongojoe]

I remember buying them some time several years ago, but have not seen them since. I think they were supposed to be like the ones in the park but they were NOT the same...the ones at WDW are sooo good! :slurp:

 

[glee]

other shops used to sell these i think but not anymore.

 

[ABigBrassBand]

I would kill for this to happen. Or even better, frozen banana vendors around the entire US

 

[tigsmom]

Many grocery stores sell Disney related foods, ice cream included. Check out the frozen section for the ice cream, produce for apple wedges, carrot sticks, etc and dairy for Disney stamped eggs. There are frozen pizzas in the Mickey head shape as well as ravioli and hamburgers. They even have fish sticks, snack cakes and snacks (like fruit gummies) and cereals. Our local Super WalMart and ShopRite carry most of these items.

 

[misterID]

They used to sell them in stores but they tasted like cardboard.

 

[DizneyPryncess]

That would be awesome - I have never seen them here in PA. I end up buying Disney fruit snacks to fill the void. It's all I can find.

 

[disneypearl]

I wish that they were sold at local stores but I have never seen them. That would be great wouldn't it.

 

[tigsmom]

I wish that they were sold at local stores but I have never seen them. That would be great wouldn't it.

You should look around. I know Kroger was the first to carry the stuff and then Disney branched out.

 

[DisneyMusician2]

Is that anything like a jalapeno on a stick???

 

[yensid67]

They used to sell them in stores but they tasted like cardboard.

MISTER ID:

What better way to MAKE guests go back to the parks even if for the ice cream!?> LOL

 

[ScrapIron]

If you want the quality of a premium Mickey bar without the shape, get a box of Dove Bars.

A bientot.

 

[One Lil Spark]

Many grocery stores sell Disney related foods, ice cream included. Check out the frozen section for the ice cream, produce for apple wedges, carrot sticks, etc and dairy for Disney stamped eggs. There are frozen pizzas in the Mickey head shape as well as ravioli and hamburgers. They even have fish sticks, snack cakes and snacks (like fruit gummies) and cereals. Our local Super WalMart and ShopRite carry most of these items.

It's SO wrong that the Disney fish sticks have all The Little Mermaid characters on the box... :dazzle: :lol:

 

[SamnDawn060304]

I second the doves bars are just as good.

 

[cdunbar]

It's SO wrong that the Disney fish sticks have all The Little Mermaid characters on the box... :dazzle: :lol:

That is wrong, I saw the eggs at publix or maybe it was ingles and they were like $2 more, plus I thought it was odd that they put the faces on of all things eggs....:shrug:

 

[unkadug]

It's SO wrong that the Disney fish sticks have all The Little Mermaid characters on the box... :dazzle: :lol:

Better than Filet McNemo, I guess

 

[cdunbar]

Better than Filet McNemo, I guess

Doug! That's just terrible!:ROFLOL:

 

[One Lil Spark]

That is wrong, I saw the eggs at publix or maybe it was ingles and they were like $2 more, plus I thought it was odd that they put the faces on of all things eggs....:shrug:

Awww, come on, Christa... They can get away charging $2 more for eggs because they're magic eggs! Pixie dust isn't cheap.

Better than Filet McNemo, I guess

Nice! This wins the internet for the day. :lol:

Doug! That's just terrible!:ROFLOL:

Terrible... Or delicious? :drevil: