Do you have a Disney Food Challenge for your next Trip?

By Shendl

I found a list that someone had compiled of things to eat in Walt Disney World and that got me thinking about making my own Challenge for my next trip.  The one I found online was not easily achievable for me and my husband, so I went through all the Goodies that we had yet to try and came up with our own FOOD CHALLENGE!

This is my Challenge for my next trip – I hope we can complete it!

Magic Kingdom

    •    Dole Whip or a Dole Whip Float - Aloha Isle

Photo: Nick

    •    Corn Dog Nuggets - Casey’s Corner

    •    Corn on the Cob - Liberty Square Market

    •    Le Fou’s Brew - Gastons Tavern

 Photo: Angel Sloan Rogers

Photo: Nick

    •    Warm Cinnamon Roll - Gastons Tavern
    •    The Plaza Ice Cream Sundae - The Plaza Ice Cream Parlour

Photo: Sue VanVleet

    •    Mickey Kitchen Sink Sundae -  The Plaza Ice Cream Parlour

Photo: Sue VanVleet

Epcot

    •    Chocolate Covered Sea Salt Caramel - Karamel Kuche (Germany)

    •    Macaron’s - Boulangerie Patisserie Les halles (France)
    •    House made Paprika Chips - Sommerfest (Germany)

    •    Kakigori - Kabuki Café (Japan)

Disney's Hollywood Studios

    •    Wheezy’s Breezy Freezey - Hey Howdy Hey Take Away

Animal Kingdom

    •    Turkey Leg - Trilo Bites

Photo: Carrie Atkins

Downtown Disney

    •    Crème Brulee - Wolfgang Puck Café

Photo: Diane Cole

These are things that I have not tried in WDW at all and they all sound so yummy (we are trying the turkey leg as experience, not sure if we will like it)

What is on your list of Foods and Snacks to try?

Aloha Isle at the Magic Kingdom

by: Nick

You've probably heard of the Dole Whip, but if you aren't familiar, Dole Whip is a soft serve pineapple flavored frozen dessert which can be found in Walt Disney World at Captain Cook's at the Polynesian Resort, but it is more commonly known to be found at Aloha Isle in Adventureland in the Magic Kingdom.

Even when it's a cool January day in Florida, there is usually a line.

Did you know that Dole Whips come in pineapple, vanilla, or orange, and you can get them swirled?!
And of course, there is the Pineapple Float, which I always refer to as a Dole Whip Float, which is pineapple, vanilla, or orange soft serve with pineapple juice.
Aloha Isle also offers pineapple spears, Coke and Root Beer Floats, chips, and assorted drinks.

But we are here for the classics, the Dole Whips and Dole Whip Floats! I like the pineapple floats, which are sweeter, while Barbie goes for the regular pineapple soft serve.

Let's watch the magic happen, shall we?

And ladies and gentleman, there you have a Dole Whip Float!

How much do we love Dole Whips? We've made them at home, that's how much! 
Check that post out here.

Happy 50th Anniversary Disneyland's Enchanted Tiki Room

Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room, the first audio animatronic attraction, officially opened at Disneyland 50 years ago today.

The Tiki Room was one of the attractions, along with the superior Pirates of the Caribbean and Mr. Toad's Wild Ride, that I was MOST excited to see when we first visited Disneyland February of 2008, due to it's history.

Walt with one of our masters of ceremony, Jose.

Jose still squawking today.

We visited it several times over our 3 day visit, and loved taking a Dole Whip or Dole Whip Float along to enhance the experience.

 Yes, it was THAT cold out!

The Walt Disney World version is edited and is missing the Magic Fountain, but I still highly recommend checking it out.

Happy 50th Tiki Room, and thank you Walt!