Dining Plan-favourite snacks (use as a snack credit)

[confuseme]

I've heard that most items under $4 is considered as a snack item. Any must have items? I'll make sure to visit these places.

 

[ThinkTink721]

Aloha Isle in Adventureland at the MK - dole whip
POFQ food court - beignets
Beaches & Cream at the BC resort - Kitchen Sink sundae (not on the DDP)
Mrs. Pott's Cupboard in Fantasyland at the MK - ice cream
Main St. Bakery at the MK - baked goodies & ice cream (ice cream cookie sandwich available here)
Sleepy Hollow in Liberty Square at the MK - funnel cakes
Ice Cream Carts in the parks - Mickey Mouse ice cream bar
Canada at WS in Epcot - Beavertail
Norway at WS in Epcot - rice cream
Germany at WS in Epcot - pretzels
American Adventure at WS in Epcot - funnel cakes
France at WS in Epcot - Napoleon's in chocolate or strawberry; chocolate crescents, tarts & chocolate mousse
Chefs de France in France at WS in Epcot - chocolate puffs
UK at WS in Epcot - strawberry trifle
The Flying Fish at BW resort - chocolate lava cake

Tip: you can use 1 snack credit for a box of 1 dz. donuts at the WDW resorts

:slurp: :wave:

 

[DznyGrlSD]

DOLE WHIP!!!!!!!!!! :slurp::slurp:

 

[jayhawk2307]

Ny personal favorite is a cherry icee from scuttles landing in MK. A must have on the many hot steemy days in FL.

 

[confuseme]

Thanks for the tips. A box of donuts sounds great too.

The funnel cake cost more than $4, although it's not on DDP, I'll try it.

 

[RobVanDam]

Am i correct to assume that Turkey Legs are a Quick Service for the DDP?

 

[lilclerk]

Water!

 

[jayhawk2307]

Thanks for the tips. A box of donuts sounds great too.

The funnel cake cost more than $4, although it's not on DDP, I'll try it.

No I know for a fact that funnel cakes count as a snack because I got one w/ a root beer float back in Jan

 

[ThinkTink721]

Am i correct to assume that Turkey Legs are a Quick Service for the DDP?

Yes, I think they are.
:wave:

 

[ThinkTink721]

No I know for a fact that funnel cakes count as a snack because I got one w/ a root beer float back in Jan

Oh, goodie...I wanted to get one either at the Liberty Inn in the American Adventure at Epcot or at Sleepy Hollow at the MK.
:wave:

 

[Hotdogs]

Am I right in saying the chilli cheese fries at Peco Bills MK is a snack option? Please let it be true.

 

[dandaman]

^It's under $4, so I'd assume yes.

 

[cymbaldiva]

1 snack credit = 1 box of dozen doughnuts?

Sweet - sounds like I've got breakfast covered!!! :sohappy:

 

[Texas Tink]

What about the McDonald chicken nuggets at the Refreshment Port at Epcot? I think I heard theses were included. This would be my 2 little ones idea of "lunch."

 

[slappy magoo]

1 snack credit = 1 box of dozen doughnuts?

Sweet - sounds like I've got breakfast covered!!! :sohappy:

FWIW, they're Entenman's doughnuts. While they're certainly edible, and a great value as far as snacks go, if you have your heart set on getting the sorts of tasty treats you can't find in your local supermarket or convenience store, these doughnuts are not the way to go.

 

[confuseme]

are the boxes of donuts available at all resorts? how about Pop Century?

 

[dandaman]

^Not sure. I can't find it in the bakery menu.

http://allearsnet.com/menu/menu_popct.htm

 

[cymbaldiva]

FWIW, they're Entenman's doughnuts. While they're certainly edible, and a great value as far as snacks go, if you have your heart set on getting the sorts of tasty treats you can't find in your local supermarket or convenience store, these doughnuts are not the way to go.

Thanks for the 411 ... thought they'd be actual doughnuts, not faux doughnuts. oh well, I'm sure there's gotta be something tasty and non-perishable I can burn those snack credits on

 

[sarabi]

We went with the dining plan in October of last year and we honestly would not have used all of our snack credits if it weren't for the food and wine festival. What a deal that is... we banked all of our snack credits (not hard because we were stuffed) for that day and circled around World Showcase sampling goodies as a meal (and almost all were considered 'snacks' on the dining plan).
If you have a chance, I would highly recommend it.
Otherwise, I love the dole whips and the frozen bananas.

 

[Yellow Shoes]

My biggest snack credit coup was at Food & Wine. We got a $6.50 lobster roll. It was in front of the America pavillion.

It was a lobster salad sandwich--chunks of lobster, celery, mayo, etc. on a dinner roll. Yummy--even yummier because it was "free". (Not worth $6.50, though)

A caveat: keep track of your snack credits. Imagine our surprise on our last half day when we stopped for ice cream and discovered we had 9 credits left and 4 hours to spend them in .