Dining plan snacks

[kniquy]

I'm sure that this has been asked before but I'm wondering when on the dining plan what are your favorite snacks included in the plan for each of the parks?

Do some of the countries in Epcot have different snacks?

We want to make the most of the plan and although the kids would be happy with a Mickey ice cream I want to know what other options we have

 

[brifraz]

This is an invaluable source for snacks:

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=3215018

Our favorites:

Magic Kingdom - floats at Aloha Isle
Epcot - MANY different things at the French patisserie
Animal Kingdom - pastries at Kusafiri in Africa
Studios - Starring Rolls desserts

 

[belledream]

Agree with the above and yes, each country at EPCOT has unique snacks. i.e. churros at Mexico, interesting baked goods at Norway, and you can even get like 4 pieces of sushi at Japan with a snack credit!

 

[Matt_Black]

At the Food & Wine festival, many, if not all, of the dishes count as snack credits.

 

[Weather_Lady]

Dole Whip Floats and/or Citrus Swirls (Aloha Isle, in MK's Adventureland) were a favorite of ours, especially since we tend to "spend" our snack credits late in the afternoon when we're looking to "cool down."

At Epcot, we used them for Food & Wine offerings, or for jalapeno cheese-stuffed pretzels (Block & Hans cart, America Pavilion in World Showcase).

We never used our snack credits at HS or AK, mostly because by late afternoon we were done with those parks and had moved on, but I understand they have some wonderful cupcake offerings for a snack credit. Every candy shop and bakery in every park has a large number of snack credit options...