Sticky Mickey or Tonga Toast

[RPMdfw]

Okay, another question: I've got one day where I'm on my own for breakfast. Which is a better option, a Stickey Mickey at the Concourse Steakhouse or Tonga Toast at the Kona Cafe? I've never had either or even stopped at those resorts, so any info is appreciated.

Thanks

Rob

 

[wdwforus]

Okay i checked out the DVC site but what do you mean by points? Is this through the new Visa card?

 

[RPMdfw]

Originally posted by Kellylynn322
I'm sorry. I type faster than I think. its $12 less per point than through disney. Disney is $84 per point.


:brick: :brick:

DARN! I was really hoping that you'd gotten the points for $12! I was going to ask you who you went for that resale, cuz I'd be there in a hot second! :lol:

 

[Kellylynn322]

Originally posted by wdwforus
Okay i checked out the DVC site but what do you mean by points? Is this through the new Visa card?

No, through the Disney Vacation Club you buy points instead of weeks. Different times of the year are different points so you book your vacation and the points deduct from your annual allotment. This way you are never "stuck" with the same time and location each year (unless you want to be).


Talk about a thread drift. :lol: :lol:

Anyone find the recipe yet?
:slurp:

 

[wdwforus]

Re: Re: Tonga

Originally posted by RPMdfw
If by Cinammon buns you mean cinnamon rolls (sweet bread with a cinnamon sugar filling, rolled up, and then sliced so they makes spiral shaped pastry when baked) then, no. That's not what Stickey Mickeys are.

They're more like a dinner roll that has cinnamon and sugar in the dough before it's baked. then they put three rolls into a round baking pan so that they form a three circle "Mickey" head when it's baked. It's then served with icing drizzled across the top and a little pitcher of carmel sauce to pour onto it before eating.

They are very good, and were a perfect comliment to the eggs benedict. They've got a "special" that includes mini-stickey (or should that be Minnie-Mickey, :lol: )mickeys, and Eggs Benedict that was wonderful. The entire breakfast was better than Tonga Toast in my opinion (I like eggs benedict a lot), but on a strictly Tonga Toast versus Stickey Mickey basis, I have to go with the Toast!

Hope that clears it up.

I thought this kinda answered that one.

 

[wild01ride]

Also have not had the Sticky Mickey, but it would have to be hella-good to beat my choice of the Tonga Toast!

Tonga Toast or bust- February 21, 2004!!

 

[jcmayid]

Know what? IMHO, Tonga Toast is nothing to jump up and down about. I didn't even think it was good. My wife liked it, but not like it was made up to be on this website.

 

[bhg469]

Originally posted by jcmayid
Know what? IMHO, Tonga Toast is nothing to jump up and down about. I didn't even think it was good. My wife liked it, but not like it was made up to be on this website.

the tonga toast at rainforest cafe was awesome when i had it about 5 years ago. it was like a brick of french toast. the thing was huge! i went back recently and its completely different. just plain ol toast. oh yeah dolphins blow!

 

[Ijones88]

My vote goes for the Tonga toast, I love that stuff, though my kids didnt go crazy ovr it like me.....hmmmm, kids nowadays!!:hammer:

 

[jcmayid]

Originally posted by bhg469
the tonga toast at rainforest cafe was awesome when i had it about 5 years ago. it was like a brick of french toast. the thing was huge! i went back recently and its completely different. just plain ol toast. oh yeah dolphins blow!

Back when I went to Polynesian last October, I had it with my wife and it was also a huge brick. The taste was not the greatest thing I have had.

Oh yeah you didn't mention who you liked.

Boy
I
Love
Losing
Superbowls
:hammer: :lol:

 

[wdwforus]

Please dont say J-E-T-S!

 

[jcmayid]

Nope, bet he's a Bills fan :snore: But the Jets suck too.