aladdin2007
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no way what!!! I was just there and didnt try to get one this time or check, guess I should have gone in. Were they just out maybe or did they say gone for good?
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no way what!!! I was just there and didnt try to get one this time or check, guess I should have gone in. Were they just out maybe or did they say gone for good?
Adrian DIxon
Member
The original cinnamon bun from Main st bakery..
I never got to try this. but I have noticed that food isn't as good as a whole at Disney as it used to be. just my personal opinion of course.
real mad hatter
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Whit!!!
..You never got to try a CB..
....Yet you think the food isn't as good as it was.?....curious as ever..What food do you think isn't as good as it was..?..Now I'am a rookie when it comes to Disney food..I've only been 5 times since 2004, so if there's something out there that's not as good as it was,then I've missed it by years...MountainMedic'sWife
Active Member
Drunken Donuts at the Territory Lounge: Freshly fried donuts that come in a bag where you add cinnamon sugar and shake. THEN they were served with a dipping sauce made of butter, maple syrup and Grand Marnier.
Sweet Melissa
Well-Known Member
Grand Marnier sounds like an unusual choice with those other flavors. With cinnamon, maple and butter, I think I would have preferred bourbon.
MountainMedic'sWife
Active Member
I think bourbon might be a better choice too. But since they removed them before I even got to try them, I'll never know!
JillC LI
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Drunken Donuts at the Territory Lounge: Freshly fried donuts that come in a bag where you add cinnamon sugar and shake. THEN they were served with a dipping sauce made of butter, maple syrup and Grand Marnier.
OMG, how did I ever miss this?!
GoochDSA
Well-Known Member
I couldn't agree more. The food just isn't what it used to be. Menus have been dumbed down and the food quality has decreased badly. Yes, there are more options, but quantity is not better than quality and Disney is far more focused on the amount of restaurants offered (I get it, it's a huge part of the business, but it doesn't mean I like it) than the quality of the food restaurants put out. Even the Signatures aren't what they were.
The decline, IMO, started around the same time as the dining plans started to become popular and has only gotten worse over the years. There! I said it.
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MountainMedic'sWife
Active Member
Well, it wouldn't be hard to miss. The Disney Food Blog only reviewed them in April of this year and now they're already gone!
Phonedave
Well-Known Member
Fries topped with cheese, lettuce, ranch dressing, and tomatoes
and BACON - how could you forget BACON
-dave
Bairstow
Well-Known Member
Definitely. With the popularity of the dining plans Disney need not put as much effort into having the food or their reputation sell itself because with the plan this food is already sold.
Tinkerbella16
Well-Known Member
I was just going to ask why do they take away such popular menu items?? I never understood that, but now I see from what the previous posters have said.
Disney Giveth, Disney Taketh!!!!! lol someone said that on here before.. and I loved saying it since because it is so true in some ways.
Disney Giveth, Disney Taketh!!!!! lol someone said that on here before.. and I loved saying it since because it is so true in some ways.
Bairstow
Well-Known Member
It was a thing for a while: http://www.parkeology.com/2010/08/talk-to-hand.html
Disney, as a company, kind of has an obsession with making cone sandwiches work. They were briefly brought back this summer at Min and Bill's dockside diner.
Spikerdink
Well-Known Member
The original cinnamon bun from Main st bakery..
When I returned home last night from my visit to WDW, the first thing I was asked by my mother (even before, 'how was your trip') was "Did you bring me a cinnamon roll?"
She was very disappointed when I said they don't make them anymore.
Gabe1
Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
Though not in the shape of Mickey, The Wave, the last time I was there had Sticky Mickey's on their buffet.
Gabe1
Ivory Tower Squabble EST 2011. WINDMILL SURVIVOR
Any decent breakfast offering for adults or kids at Rix Cafe in Corronado Springs
I couldn't agree more. Such a shame.
RandomPrincess
Keep Moving Forward
There are lots of things served in cones at Carsland in DCA. Makes sense there since they have the Cozy Cone to sell them out of.