Pioneer Hall
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Zebra Domes at Boma (and the other desserts there too)
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Disney Desserts at Disney World
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goofyfan13
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Irrawaddy Erik said:
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Those are so good!
SpenceMan01
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I dunno if it counts as a dessert, but I finally had a Dole Whip (Float) on my trip earlier this month. It was nummy!! :slurp:
Mom's the word
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Okay, everything at Boulangerie Patisserie and Boma but I have 2 special faves - chocolate mousse at Les Chefs de France and Deep Fried Oreos at Boma . . . they are the very, very best desserts. :slurp: :slurp:
longfamily
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the Tidal wave at the Coral Reef!!! It's a warm chocolate cake/brownie with melted milk chocolate and melted white chocolate mixed with Gran Marnier baked into the center. The dessert is sprinkled with melted chocolate and cherry chutney:slurp:
The Wave at the Coral Reef. It is amazingly good-so good in fact, that we went back for more later that week. The wave is a chocolate souflee that leaks out chocolate fudge and Grand Maniere when you break into it. It comes served with homemade white chocolate ice cream and dried cherry compote.
The creme brulee at Bistro de Paris is a close second and chocolate dipped strwberries or chocolate carmel apples on Main Street during Spectro Magic are pricelss!!!! YUM!!!!
The creme brulee at Bistro de Paris is a close second and chocolate dipped strwberries or chocolate carmel apples on Main Street during Spectro Magic are pricelss!!!! YUM!!!!
DisneyJill
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PB&J milkshakes from 50's Prime Time Cafe are sooo good!! :slurp:
Irrawaddy Erik
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So are the SmoresDisneyJill said:
ChefTigger
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ummmmmmmm!!! We need a drooooling smilie for theses kind of posts.
2- the Valrhona chocolate souffle at the Flying Fish
3- the chocolate/raspberry souffle at the California Grill
and my big winner the tidal wave from the Coral Reef... (hint! it's in the recipe thread..hint!) someone was kind enough to put it there:wave:
2- the Valrhona chocolate souffle at the Flying Fish
3- the chocolate/raspberry souffle at the California Grill
and my big winner the tidal wave from the Coral Reef... (hint! it's in the recipe thread..hint!) someone was kind enough to put it there:wave:
Horizons78
Grade "A" Funny...
SpenceMan01 said:
"Great Guinea pig of Winnipeg!" - Yes the Dole Whip counts as a dessert! Many people count it as THE dessert. It's a semi truthful archealogical fact that ancient cultures used dole whip as currency. Many of these cultures near the equator suffered massive liquidations of their economy. (insert rimshot .wav - lol)
Sorry bout the joke - but no matter how many other complicated desserts I have at the Kingdom, I always come back to the simplicity and refreshing taste of the Dole Whip.
BRER STITCH
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I almost didn't reply because I figured a dozen people would already have listed my choice. To my surprise, I'll be the first to praise.....
The Apple Strudel with Vanilla Sauce at the Biergarten!
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The Apple Strudel with Vanilla Sauce at the Biergarten!
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Jacks Sally
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Chocolate Chip cookies at the MK :slurp: I love'em
CaptainWonder
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Gotta be the Magic Cookie Bars from WL or the Churros from Mexico at Epcot.....not really "after dinner" desserts, but I don't order dessert at a sit-down restaurant just so I can get these
WDWScottieBoy
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I'm going to have to say the Dole Whip and any and all the desserts/pastries in France. I love all of them and have to get at least one when I visit.
shoppingnut
Active Member
The "oversized" rice krispie treats you can get in a few places, Main Street Bakery, Main Street Candy Store, the Marketplace. I call them oversized because anywhere outside WDW they are usually less than half the size. They also make them chocolate covered, ones with marshmellows in them and several other flavors. It's not only dessert, but a meal too, since it is cereal.