Originally Posted By Lady Starlight Post#51 ROTFLOL!!!!!!!!! Aghhhh!!!!!! And that APPLE WAS WORTH IT! {{{{Shiva & STIL}}}
Originally Posted By crazycroc Since, this is a family oriented board, I'm not going to say what happened to me both psychologically and physiologically when I saw the picture of Lady Starlight and the apple. It's not just an applesack, bay-bee!
Originally Posted By Maleficent one -Churros -Hot Chocolate at night when watching the fireworks -pumpkin fudge -Bread bowl -Tortillas from DCA!!! OMG those are sooo good when they are fresh and warm. The flour ones.. not the corn. -Poohs hunny pot apple... this has been my fave since '04 which was the first time i had one... its so cute with the little bee, i always save it for last. and i didnt get to get one on my last trip so when my mom goes in july for the meet im making her bring one back for me!!!
Originally Posted By ShivaThDestroyer >>Since, this is a family oriented board, I'm not going to say what happened to me both psychologically and physiologically when I saw the picture of Lady Starlight and the apple.<< <--remembers that "other thread" and has a pretty good idea.
Originally Posted By Doom Buggy Driver Any of the skewers from Bengal BBQ, popcorn from the cart that sits at the hub, apple slices with caramel dipping sauce. Cotton Candy is also tops.
Originally Posted By SoThisIsLove I've never had a mint julep. Is it non-alcoholic? What does it taste like?
Originally Posted By monorailblue The Disneyland mint juleps are non-alcoholic minty punch. They are a green drink flavored with mint and lime, served with ice and, on a good day, a slice of lime and maraschino cherry. My at home recipe (which is the best I've found, and which I have modified), uses lemonade or limeade and lime juice in the syrup base, along with creme de menthe syrup. I know it sounds odd (and some people feel it tastes like mouthwash), but it really is very light and refreshing. I love them, but don't often buy them at the park anymore. I don't often buy anything. It just costs too much for me, when, for approximately the same price, I can make more than a gallon of a similar concoction at home. BTW, I found 2 Dole Whip recipes this weekend. I'll be working on that project throughout the week and will reoprt back.
Originally Posted By chickapin monorailblue--I will be VERY interested in your Dole Whip experiment. I would love to make that at home!
Originally Posted By MaidMarian21 I like the Mickey Mouse ice cream sandwiches, churros, and Mickey pretzels!! YUMMY!
Originally Posted By crazycroc Post the homemade non-alcoholic mint julep recipe. Do it. Or I will start posting about body functions, again.
Originally Posted By jsnelk Mickey mouse rice crispy treats, dole whip, the pasta from Red Rockets (even thought its lunch), EVERYTHING from pooh's corner, and a corn dog. YUM!!!
Originally Posted By LadyKluck I'm glad Doom Buggy Driver said skewers from Bengal BBQ because I was trying to decide if those were considered a snack or a meal! I love those things!
Originally Posted By crazycroc I love all types of snacks from Disneyland. Not enough space to elaborate on all of them, but here's a few: Gnawing on old chicken bones that I've picked out of the trash, getting that last dog-less piece of corn stuck to the stick of a discarded corn dog meal. Popcorn out of the Rivers of America that is intended for the ducks. Regurgitated milk off of the smiling faces of newborns. Squiring multiple condiment packages into my mouth... Picking ABC gum off the bridge tunnel on Pirates of the Caribbean. How's that Mint Julep recipe coming monorailblue? You have been warned.
Originally Posted By -PegLegPete- LMAO...so your the guy I've seen rummaging in the trash cans..next time I'll say 'Hi'.. a few snacks I like are popcorn, Churros (miss the caramel tho), and a COLD Coke...& Ice Cream that is not in those cardboard tasting cones on MS.
Originally Posted By liveforvacations I agree with jsnelk-everything at Pooh Corner looks delicious! I also have to agree with some of you out there about the apple pie apple. Caramel apples are my absolute favorite treat but I didn't like the "crust" on this one. The apple of the month in October was wonderful-caramel, pecans-I think and milk, white, dark and orange chocolate drizzled all over it. Try eating that and still look well-mannered! However, while eating it, I got many comments on how good it looked. In May, they didn't have it so had to settle for one with caramel, white chocolate and chopped almonds Very delicious! Dole whips, cream cheese filled pretzels, chocolate covered strawberries and of course mickey ice cream. Somehow, I have never grown out of enjoying it more because it is in the shape of Mickey!
