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Moving on with the current of the years.
We go on
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Ever on with each rising sun.
To a new day, we go on.
It's time to move on and move forward.
PassPorter is a small business, and for many years it supported our family. But the world changed, print books took a backseat to the Internet, and for a long time now it has been unable to make ends meet. We've had to find new ways to support our family, which means new careers and less and less time available to devote to our first baby, PassPorter.
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Is there anywhere that does corn dogs similar to the ones they did at Corn Dog Castle in DCA? I know it is closed now and my husband is very sad about it. I would love to surprise him with a a close substitute.
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Yes! There is a corn dog wagon right near the Plaza Inn on/near Main Street at DL park!
Those do exists, and they are still tastey, however they are not the same as the Corn Dog Castle "King" corn dog. That thing is huge! And all others I've found scattered around the parks are "normal" sized with regular corn batter, not the sweet, thick cornbread batter that the Corn Dog Castle had.
Thank you so much for the information. I had the feeling my hubby was out of luck but I had to try right? The regular ones will have to be good enough, or maybe a turkey leg!!
Everyone does say they love the corn dogs outside the Plaza Inn, so it's worth a try. IMO, they tend to be a little too brown (overcooked) and I like the Marie Callender's cornbread type coating on Corn Dog Castle. But that doesn't mean all others are bad, just not over the top...
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Is there anywhere that does corn dogs similar to the ones they did at Corn Dog Castle in DCA? I know it is closed now and my husband is very sad about it. I would love to surprise him with a a close substitute.
How soon do you need this information? I know that there is a sign on the construction fence in the general area where Corn Dog Castle used to be saying that they are now sold at a different location in the park. We will be going to Disneyland the 22nd and 23rd and will 'take a picture' of this sign so we'll all know where to go. I will have my laptop with me so I can post this information on Sat evening. Sound like a 'deal'? LOL.
Were going Oct 15!! I can't wait, this will be our second trip to Disneyland, my five year old has been watching the Disneyland vacation dvd non stop now!
Last time we were there (2006) we didn't try the corn dogs so I'm kind of excited to try them this time!
The fresh corn dogs can be found at the Farmer's Market in DCA. (Near the tortilla factory) I had them there a couple weeks ago, and those come with fries instead of chips. (The original can still be found at DL at the Little Red Wagon next to Plaza Inn.)
But now it's just regular corn dogs. Corn Dog Castle also had a spicy dog and a cheese "dog". But I always got the original, so I don't feel the loss.
How soon do you need this information? I know that there is a sign on the construction fence in the general area where Corn Dog Castle used to be saying that they are now sold at a different location in the park. We will be going to Disneyland the 22nd and 23rd and will 'take a picture' of this sign so we'll all know where to go. I will have my laptop with me so I can post this information on Sat evening. Sound like a 'deal'? LOL.
That would be wonderful! We will be going on 9/3. Thank you so much for your time and thoughtfulness!!
I am sorry to inform everyone but due to illness we were unable to complete our planed trip to DLR this weekend. My wife took sick and is currently nursing the flu. Our next outting will be Sept 12 and 13. If no one has come up with the new location for the Corn Dog Castle corn dogs, I will find the answer at that time.
The fresh corn dogs can be found at the Farmer's Market in DCA. (Near the tortilla factory) I had them there a couple weeks ago, and those come with fries instead of chips. (The original can still be found at DL at the Little Red Wagon next to Plaza Inn.)
But now it's just regular flavored corn dogs. Corn Dog Castle also had a spicy dog and a cheese "dog". But I always got the original, so I don't feel the loss.
Oh no! I hope your wife is feeling better. I will see what the sign says in a couple weeks and let everyone know. I hope she can rest and recover quickly.
Oh no! I hope your wife is feeling better. I will see what the sign says in a couple weeks and let everyone know. I hope she can rest and recover quickly.
The sign says go to the Farmer's Market to get hand dipped corn dogs.
Per Allearsnet -
Menu Date: July 2009
Hand-Dipped Corn Dogs!
Original Corn Dog - Served with sliced apples or fries. $5.79
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