Magical Mermaid 89
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Hello everyone! I am going to WDW next April with my sister and fiance. We are trying to make a list of snacks and foods to try. Give me all the snacks that you love or I need to try.
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Snacks to try
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Think Tink
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A milkshake from beaches and cream or any cupcake on property. They change them up every so often but I’ve never had a bad one! I get mine from the Bakery on the Boardwalk.
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awoogala
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I don't like much sweet, so my choices are mostly savory:
EPCOT:
Hummus fries at Spice Road table (they are not french fries-more like a fried chickpea bread thing that is way better than it sounds)
(also their hummus app with olives is amazing)
chips/guac/queso/salsa in Mexico, at Cava de tequila (I don't even LIKE queso- but that queso is amazing!)
Tutto Gusto- cannot go wrong with any of the platters, but I especially enjoy the la tur, the bruschetta, and the giant meatballs
Fish and chips are a meal- but worth sharing in the UK
Norwegian club (again sharing if used as a snack) at kringla bakery, or the almond pretzel is good! (school bread is too sweet for me!- but the viking coffee is great if you like alcohol + coffee!)
Boulangerie bakery in france- our fave is actually just buying a half or whole baguette to share! (and under $3! cheapest snack in the world!) or the aladiere- gruyere, tomatoes, and olives- think upscale, sauceless, french pizza..lol the bacon and cheese roll is also a fave.
tangierine cafe has fantastic falafel, and a great couscous salad.
Nudel gratin at the kiosk in Germany.
AK:
Nomad Lounge: the sliders are awesome (wagyu beef Or impossible burgers for vegetarians), so are the ribs. bread service is pretty good.
MK:
Dole whip is pretty good. (though I usually get one in ak with dark rum)
HS:
giant pretzel or charcuterie at Baseline Tap house
Onion rings at the tune-in lounge are pretty good.
EPCOT:
Hummus fries at Spice Road table (they are not french fries-more like a fried chickpea bread thing that is way better than it sounds)
(also their hummus app with olives is amazing)
chips/guac/queso/salsa in Mexico, at Cava de tequila (I don't even LIKE queso- but that queso is amazing!)
Tutto Gusto- cannot go wrong with any of the platters, but I especially enjoy the la tur, the bruschetta, and the giant meatballs
Fish and chips are a meal- but worth sharing in the UK
Norwegian club (again sharing if used as a snack) at kringla bakery, or the almond pretzel is good! (school bread is too sweet for me!- but the viking coffee is great if you like alcohol + coffee!)
Boulangerie bakery in france- our fave is actually just buying a half or whole baguette to share! (and under $3! cheapest snack in the world!) or the aladiere- gruyere, tomatoes, and olives- think upscale, sauceless, french pizza..lol the bacon and cheese roll is also a fave.
tangierine cafe has fantastic falafel, and a great couscous salad.
Nudel gratin at the kiosk in Germany.
AK:
Nomad Lounge: the sliders are awesome (wagyu beef Or impossible burgers for vegetarians), so are the ribs. bread service is pretty good.
MK:
Dole whip is pretty good. (though I usually get one in ak with dark rum)
HS:
giant pretzel or charcuterie at Baseline Tap house
Onion rings at the tune-in lounge are pretty good.
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Smiley/OCD
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I second the nudel gratin in Germany....best "mac & cheese" I've ever had! (And wash it down with a grapefruit beer!)
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I am going 4/26-5/2 so I am hoping to catch F&G. I caught Wine and Food last year when I went. The snack options are amazing for these events.
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The cheeseburger egg rolls are #1 on the list. My last trip I was searching for them and I couldnt find them. Dole Whips are always a must.
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Ive seen it on the menu before but never had a real interest either but now I will have to take a taste.
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Weather_Lady
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A Dole Whip and an jalapeno-cheese stuffed pretzel are always on my "must" list. All else is optional. 
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Mickey5150
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It's so awesome. They have a special hot press made just for them. They press the bun together around the ice cream and sauce, seals it up and makes the outside nice and warm. Words cannot describe just how much of an experience each bite is.
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Smiley/OCD
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They were always on a cart between the Flying Carpets and Swiss FR treehouse in Adventureland.
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