OH yesssss and I can tell you now, 2 months and a couple week before our trip, there is no way my DH and DS will budge from the Canada kiosk for a week! LOL Alot of oldies but goodies are still on the WS menus (the kahlua pork at Hawaii is a must do) and China has some incredible choices too! I dont think theres a kiosk I wont be at!!!Thoughts?
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CANADA
Culinary Offerings: Canadian Cheddar Cheese Soup
Chicken Chipotle Sausage with Sweet Corn Polenta and "Minus 8" Onion Jam
"Le Cellier" Wild Mushroom Beef Filet Mignon with Truffle Butter Sauce
Whaaaaaaaatttt??
I always get pot stickers and last year I ate like 4 helpings of perogies... I have no clue what I want lol. We are eating lunch at Le Cellier twice the week we go in October though, so I may steer away from Canada, but I doubt it. lol
Thoughts?
Also...
CANADA
Culinary Offerings: Canadian Cheddar Cheese Soup
Chicken Chipotle Sausage with Sweet Corn Polenta and "Minus 8" Onion Jam
"Le Cellier" Wild Mushroom Beef Filet Mignon with Truffle Butter Sauce
Whaaaaaaaatttt??
Ohhhh Shookie, the things we could teach you and your DW about F&W!! I've only missed two, since it's conception!!! Of course, me being a major foodie and private caterer, this is a dream come true for me every year. My DH (so NOT a Disney fan) actually has a great time once we're there. What we do, every year, is save up our snack credits and do a TS breakfast, then eat around the world, the entire day/night. You and DW need to try that. What a GREAT day!!!!!
OMG ROFL!!!! Shookie, you and you alone, are going to cause my laptop to die a drowning death. Once again, soda all over it LOL Truth be told?? We found it cheaper to use the snack credits for the kiosks than our DS using his credits (or ours) for sweets, etc. We use the snack credits for the F&W kiosks and paid OOP for pastries, cookies, etc.
. Besides my daughter would kill me if I ever excluded her. She's getting to be a little foodie herself.
) A snack credit!!????Yep, pretty much!!! I HIGHLY recommend, my Disney brother, you follow my advice. The lobster roll alone, was close to $8 and a snack credit... will you ever eat an $8 cookie?? See what I'm saying??? I've done this for over a decade and it works.So wait I went back and looked at the F&W list........ is EVERYTHING on that list...(minus alcohol
Shookie, what I used to do before every F&W is give my DS a gift card for $200, what he wanted, he got, but once the card was depleted oh well....No worries!! I'm in IT so I'll fix your laptop if my ridiculous posts end being the cause of it's ultimate desctruction!
Ok well then I guess the kids can join us for a couple tid bits at the F&WF
I had a pretty solid plan though huh?
Do what we do, let the kids try all you and DW sample.. on many occassions, DS opted for some of the kiosks offerings, other than the many delicious offerings in Japan for a snack credit. One trip, he ate teriyaki chicken (when it was offered in the kiosks) 8 times in 10 days LOLPlease don't mistake my questions as doubting the words that you are preaching my sweet sister!
You got mad F&W cred with me and I'm here to learn
totally recommend this, however, with all the walking you'll do, you may not need them
(another plus to a Disney vacation)All of the times we have gone to F&W, the kiosks closed at 9, not saying that wouldnt change in the future (we can only hope) But I will say, we always do a sit down breakfast first then in the afternoon and evening, go from kiosk to kiosk, then settle in for the night, wake up and do it all over again! If you have a dinner reservation, it may wind up being too much food. IMHO, try switching to a breakfast ADR then spend the afternoon and evening tasting what WS has to offer
