Unusual things to eat?

[wvdisneyfamily]

ITZAKADOOZIE. I've never been able to find one outside of WDW, so get your fix while you're there.

What is an ITZAKADOOZIE?:veryconfu :veryconfu

 

[Hakunamatata]

What is an ITZAKADOOZIE?:veryconfu :veryconfu

 

[CajunsCanCook]

yeah man, they got vanilla and chocolate. hell, if you want a root beer float or a coke float (which are really good) they are on the menu.

haha i dont know why, maybe im just that immature but that post just cracked me up hahaha it might just be the word hell with root beer in the same line, i dunno:ROFLOL:

 

[CaribbeanGreen]

Okay, lunarsquid.. I HAVE to know... who is that in your avatar????

 

[Imaginationeer]

The fast food Chicken Tenders with Ken's Honey Dijon is a must for me. I also love the chicken ceaser salad at Tony's. My favorite thing ever is the Chicken Parmigan at Alfredo's. Ive been eating there once a week this summer just to get my last of it, i even have a late reservation on the last day. Call me crazy!

 

[minnie2000]

I love the Figaro fries at the Pinocchio Village Haus - its a portion of fries with bacon, cheese, lettuce, tomato, and mayo - or something like that. Anyway its delicious!

 

[Nansafan]

I love the Figaro fries at the Pinocchio Village Haus - its a portion of fries with bacon, cheese, lettuce, tomato, and mayo - or something like that. Anyway its delicious!

Figaro fries ROCK! Minnie2000, FYI, it's ranch dressing not mayo.

 

[Gucci65]

Deep fried monkey brains at Morocoo (j/k - remember Indiana Jones?)

BUT definately a vote for the pineapple float AND eating breakfast at Boma's!!!!

 

[Tinkerbella16]

What is an ITZAKADOOZIE?:veryconfu :veryconfu

The BEST popsicle ever!!! I love them things...they are awesome. They sell them in grocery stores here in NJ too. Try them :slurp:

 

[maconMouse]

Some of my "unusual" favorites.

• School Bread in Norway
• Sweet Potato Pancakes at Boatwright's
• Tie-dyed Cheesecake at Pop Century
• Kilauea Torte at Kona Cafe
• Brioche at Boma

 

[poohbear6103]

Jiko's is definitely a culinary adventure! It is my fav restaurant at the world. You can also have game meat (venison, buffalo, etc.) at Artist's Point. I don't like that but the husband does.

Outside the exotic arena but definitely a must have, the Mickey Waffles at character breakfasts.

Has anyone who's eaten at Akershus care to tell me about that place say for lunch? I have never been and am considering it for September. I saw a menu once on allearsnet.com but am still hesitant to try. Is it as "different" as it sounds flavor-wise?
Thanks :wave:

 

[M's of Marietta]

Beverly

Beverly is at the Coca-Cola Cool Zone and is an apertif from Italy. It is always entertaining to watch people try it.

 

[Vernonpush]

Jiko's is definitely a culinary adventure! It is my fav restaurant at the world. You can also have game meat (venison, buffalo, etc.) at Artist's Point. I don't like that but the husband does.

Outside the exotic arena but definitely a must have, the Mickey Waffles at character breakfasts.

Has anyone who's eaten at Akershus care to tell me about that place say for lunch? I have never been and am considering it for September. I saw a menu once on allearsnet.com but am still hesitant to try. Is it as "different" as it sounds flavor-wise?
Thanks :wave:

The buffalo steak at Artist Point is incredible! :slurp:

 

[summergirl32]

Here is my list:
Dole Whip float (vanilla with pineapple juice)
turkey leg
apple turnover from Main Street Bakery
brewat at Marrakesh
churros
eggs benedict at Rain Forest Cafe (AK)

 

[Nemo14]

We always have to get a stuffed pretzel in Tomorrowland.

 

[WDWFigment]

Also add to your list: a "Kitchen Sink" from Beaches & Cream at the Beach Club Resort

I saw this on one of the Travel Channel specials....oh wow, did it look delicious. I wish you hadn't reminded me, I probably could do without this on the next trip.

 

[bgraham34]

I have to Agree about eating many a love bugs by mistake. Once was from the Train and another time was on Alladin.

 

[allabtbrdway]

Has anyone who's eaten at Akershus care to tell me about that place say for lunch? I have never been and am considering it for September. I saw a menu once on allearsnet.com but am still hesitant to try. Is it as "different" as it sounds flavor-wise?
Thanks :wave:

ok call me crazy, but i LOVE Akershus! Being a princess fan helps a lot there too, but the food is actually really good! Trust me, i am not big on trying food i havent eaten before. Actually when we first went, i was afraid to try anything, i went to mexicos qucik food place bought a taco salad and ate it in norway haha! but i think my family and i do it best if your hesitant about the food. Its all you can eat essentially. so we each (4) get a meal and share it. You get to taste everything this way. Im a big fan of the Pasta Akershus and my 14yr old sister loves the meatball dish. the trout dish is good too and then the Traditional Kjottkaker, i dont really remember to much about! hope that helps a little!

 

[K-dub]

The Fried Calimari @ Mama Melrose's is quite nice.

They always try to include a few small whole ones in each order.

 

[lunarsquid]

Thanks to all for the suggestions... I'm salivating just thinking about all of this.

And to the person who asked what my avatar is, I have no idea... I found it on a japanese website...