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[Desurae]

These pics are making me sooooo happy we're doing the DxDDP!!!! It's making it hard to get excited about the soup I am having for dinner though!!!

[BeckiO5]

Thank you to whomever posted the picture of the Falafel Sandwich from Morocco. As I was looking through their menu I didn't find it on there and thought there would be nothing for me to eat in Morocco. I absolutely love Falafels (however the best ones are in Israel) but this would make me the happiest person alive just to go by Morocco in WSC and be able to enjoy one again.

[trinity03]

Although not Disney food, here is a picture of the yummy beignets from Cafe du Monde in New Orleans, taken last Sunday.

[BeckiO5]

Originally Posted by trinity03

Although not Disney food, here is a picture of the yummy beignets from Cafe du Monde in New Orleans, taken last Sunday.

Thank you for the pic. You're making me miss the real deal from Cafe Du Monde.

[BeckiO5]

I think my DH is going to think I'm nuts going back through all of the pages on here and the link for the snacks at Disney to write down and compose my list of places to stop for B/L/D/S and what I'll actually eat from there Especially since I'm the picky eater. Are the individual pizzas even at CS really as big as they look? I could more than likely share that with DS who won't need to be on a dining plan and let DH use his Dining Credits for his food and if he's still hungry he can eat whatever we don't finish of ours, and if he's still hungry can buy something later. The way someone described the pizza, salad combo being rather large, I eat mostly salads and would probably only touch a couple pieces of pizza as would DS, so hubby could defanitely eat any leftover pizza we wouldn't eat. Thanks for posting these. Size portion does help especially with someone who eats like a bird, and is traveling with a bottomless pit.

[karadisney]

Originally Posted by BeckiO5

Here's a pic of one of the Giant Chocolate Covered Mickey Mouse Rice Krispy Treats one of my friends enjoyed on his last trip to Disney.

I'm curious how much does one of these cost? 10.00?

[BeckiO5]

Originally Posted by karadisney

I'm curious how much does one of these cost? 10.00?

Kara,
I'm guessing so. I saw them make them on Rachel Ray as well as the big cookie ice cream sandwiches so that I could try to make it at home. I'm still on a mission to make one at home this big and cover it in chocolate. I thought it looked heavenly when I saw it on Rachael Ray and then saw my friend with a picture of his. I think he said he paid $12 or so for it but said it was worth every penny.

[janicelovesmickey]

the giant chocolate covered mickey looks DIVINE...on my list now

[janicelovesmickey]

[quote=BeckiO5;2630705]

Originally Posted by janicelovesmickey

this was our lunch at Tonys Town Square
Flatbread Pizza


the Spagetti and Meatballs


Come to think of it, this is what I remember my little brother and I eating on our last trip to Disney (he had the pizza, I had the Speghetti minus the meatballs). Thanks for the pix. By the way as I look through all these pages, DH keeps leaning over my shoulder asking what some of the dishes are, or commenting that looks good, scroll back to that. He is such a foodie (no wonder why he was a Cullinary Arts student in College which I'm trying to get him to finish up). Thanks for all these great inspirations to guide us where to eat on our next trip.

it was pretty good, we are eating there halloween night at MNSSP this year.
I need to learn to spell half the stuff lol
I read alot where ppl arent so crazy bout the food at TONYS but we really enjoyed it.

[janicelovesmickey]

Originally Posted by BeckiO5

I know my DH isn't a picky eater, whereas I am, this whole thread has really helped me figure out what places to try that I never have. I've only had 1 Character Dining (5/6 years old) and only remember a cake being brought to my sister for her b-day by the characters, not the meal itself, and us going to the Luau at the Poly (just remember us hula dancing not the meal itself). Most of my dining at Disney has been QS/CS. Nothing Fancy. I don't eat red meat, but I have seen so many Chicken Dishes that look absolutely divine, even some sandwiches that would appeal to my unadventerous palate. As I need visual aids to know what something is, this forum is out of this world helpful.

I am not that fancy either, I am a big grilled chicken fan, and have eaten alot of chicken lunches/dinners there. I dont eat that much red meat either.. just a burger every now and again and it has to be well done.
and also, I loved at CHH the hummis sandwich I forgot the real name, its on all ears it has hummis and cole slaw, and I do not eat cole slaw.

[BeckiO5]

Janis, thanks for the information. The last time I went my little brother was 3 (now 12) so we had to pick a restaurant that even a 3 year old could find something on the menu. The speghetti was perfect for me. Sadly we were in a rush through our meal though since we had planes to catch back home (dad and bro back to Boston, and Sis and I back to WPB, FL-only a 45 minute flight since neither one of us had our licenses to drive yet). I thought their food was pretty good. I couldn't recall what my dad or sis ordered, but know little bro and I went for pizza and speghetti. DH loves his Red Meat. I have a hot dog every now and then but that's rare for me. As long as there's some form of chicken or a delicious salad on the menu, I'm all set

[BeckiO5]

BTW, I'll see if I can get that big Chocolate Covered Mickey Rice Krispy Treat made and I'll share how I did it with everyone to create at home when you're having Disney Withdrawl and need something to remind you of Disney and not spend $12 on it. I'm dying to buy some pretzel rods and other things to make those yummy Creative Pretzel Rods at home too.

[janicelovesmickey]

Originally Posted by BeckiO5

Janis, thanks for the information. The last time I went my little brother was 3 (now 12) so we had to pick a restaurant that even a 3 year old could find something on the menu. The speghetti was perfect for me. Sadly we were in a rush through our meal though since we had planes to catch back home (dad and bro back to Boston, and Sis and I back to WPB, FL-only a 45 minute flight since neither one of us had our licenses to drive yet). I thought their food was pretty good. I couldn't recall what my dad or sis ordered, but know little bro and I went for pizza and speghetti. DH loves his Red Meat. I have a hot dog every now and then but that's rare for me. As long as there's some form of chicken or a delicious salad on the menu, I'm all set

oh also the baked ziti there is good, I think we ate there twice so far. I love italian food. oh I love my chicken and salads, I live on them. lol

Originally Posted by BeckiO5

BTW, I'll see if I can get that big Chocolate Covered Mickey Rice Krispy Treat made and I'll share how I did it with everyone to create at home when you're having Disney Withdrawl and need something to remind you of Disney and not spend $12 on it. I'm dying to buy some pretzel rods and other things to make those yummy Creative Pretzel Rods at home too.

oh yes!! that would be awesome. I am always having disney withdrawls. I guess you'd get a mickey head cookie cutter to make the shape with.

[BeckiO5]

Janice, someone else on here mentioned she makes the smaller ones on popcicle sticks with the mickey head cookie cutter, but says the ears fall off. I guess you can make them making balls out of the Rice Krispy Treat Mix (I know it's a whole box of rice krispies, a bag of the big jet puffed marshmallows, a stick of butter, and as our family's secret ingredient a tsp. of vanilla (they come out so yummy with the hint of vanilla in them)). I still am working on getting mine as thick in a pan first like my mom used to make them for us. Mine the last time didn't set right. I think for the chocolate which you can get pretty inexpensive is head to the Craft Store and in the Cake and Candy section they make Chocolate Melts which you can melt in the microwave too if you don't have a double boiler (we've made Chocolate Covered Strawberries once melting chocolate in a double boiler) and choose what kind of chocolate you want to make it with. Too bad I don't have a pic of something else I made once out of those chocolate melts. We took a family trip to Amelia Island (it's 45 min. away from Jacksonville, FL) and there was a shop that sold chocolate covered popcorn. It was absolutely delicious. I made mine with air popped popcorn and it tasted just like theirs.

[BeckiO5]

I'm glad that allears.net has recipes from Disney on it, so maybe I can surprise my Mother-in-law with the French Toast Loaf. DH thought that looked heavenly. That is something I won't have any trouble making. I just hope it comes out tasting just like WDW's.