Best Dessert at WDW?

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    Originally Posted By juicer

    What would you say is the best dessert in all of WDW? :)
     
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    Originally Posted By schnebs

    My vote goes to the cookie ice cream sandwich at Sleepy Hollow at the MK. Freshly made, warm cookies... yum!

    A close second for me is the Dole Whip (although for me they seem to taste better to me in the Tiki Room lanai at DL).
     
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    Originally Posted By sherrytodd

    I am incapable of choosing just one dessert so my top choices are...

    Zebra Domes at Boma
    School Bread at Norway
    Dole Whip
    Just about anything at Boulangerie Patisserie
     
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    Originally Posted By sun-n-fun

    Zebra Domes YUMMMMM

    Funny story (OK maybe just funny to me and my family but here goes)
    At BOMA my DS12, then 11, went to get some dessert and came back with what looked like choc mousse. He was shoveling it in and loving it. It wasn't until I went ot get my own I realized it is made with alcohol. It's good, but very strong. Not sure if the alcohol is cooked out or not but he was sure he was "tipsy" the rest of the night.
     
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    Originally Posted By Autopia Deb

    I'm partial to the giant s'mores at '50s Prime Time.
     
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    Originally Posted By juicer

    Oooo..That sounds good :)
     
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    Originally Posted By materstater

    We like the rice pudding in Mexico and when we were on our honeymoon in 1997 (I know I million years ago) they put the pudding in a chocolate spaceship earth yum!
     
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    Originally Posted By Chelledun

    I've had several amaaazing ones at Le Cellier. One was a warm blueberry buckle, (I don't even like blueberry but WOW!) another was a giant cherry cobbler served in a skillet.

    Those folks know how to do dessert!
     
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    Originally Posted By dlkozy

    What is school bread?
     
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    Originally Posted By davewasbaloo

    Ok, I am not a fan of the school bread, and the Zebra Domes are too rich for my pallette.

    To me, I loved the Blueberry Buckle at Le Cellier the most. Also the Chocolate Souffle at California Grill. The smores at Whispering Canyon and 50's Prime Time are good. And for great family fun, the Kitchen Sink at Beaches and Cream is memorable.
     
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    Originally Posted By Chelledun

    Yay! Another vote for the buckle!

    Although I'm sad - there were no S'mores on the lunch menu when I visited the Whispering Canyon Cafe last month, just a S'mores cheesecake.
     
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    Originally Posted By sun-n-fun

    I also love the carrot cake. it's probably frozen and the same everywhere, but I still love it. No one in my family eats it, so I never have it. I've had it at ASMo, CBR, and Chef Mickey. yummmy
     
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    Originally Posted By Stichy626

    I'll be enjoying Dinner at Boma for the first time in three weeks...what are Zebra Domes?
     
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    Originally Posted By Chelledun

    oooo...I thought of something else I really like. The food court at Caribbean Beach has red velvet cake. I always have it for breakfast when we stay there!
     
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    Originally Posted By sun-n-fun

    Stichy, we have ressies at Boma on Feb 21 (5pm - it's all we could get before 8). we've been there 2 other times and it is awesome. I really have no idea what zebra domes actually are, but they are delicious.

    Chelledum - I must have missed the red velvet cake in August, but I'll have to try it when we are htere again. Do they sell it all the way to the right where you can get bread slices?
     
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    Originally Posted By danyoung

    While I'm not a huge dessert eater, my favorite is one that isn't available anymore. 'Ohana used to serve a dessert of fresh pineapple slices with a warm caramel dipping sauce. As simple as that sounds, it was just the perfect topping to a meat-heavy dinner, and as full as you were you just couldn't stop eating more pineapple!
     
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    Originally Posted By Chelledun

    >>Chelledum - I must have missed the red velvet cake in August, but I'll have to try it when we are htere again. Do they sell it all the way to the right where you can get bread slices?

    Hmmm...I can't remember where it is, but we bought ours in individually packaged slices. They were in clear plastic containers, and I know my mom got carrot cake once too.
     
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    Originally Posted By Stichy626

    Sun-n-fun I'll be there on the 18th. I am so excited. It sounds like I'll be blowing the diet for a Zebra Dome.
     
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    Originally Posted By sun-n-fun

    We are eating at 'Ohana on the 18th. Does anyone have any suggestions for a must try entree or dessert?
     
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    Originally Posted By Autopia Deb

    'Ohana is family style, they bring you everything and you just eat what you want. They'll even bring you more if you want.
     

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