snacks you never tried

[Jaymi]

for some reason, i've never had the dole wipe. i've heard good things, but never gotten around to trying it.

i could never find the turkey legs. it seems like they keep moving and i always miss them.

[nostalgic]

Mint Julep in New Orleans Square - I honestly can't remember if I actually had this once, or if someone in my group did and warned me. My impression is that they taste like mouthwash or super sugary sweet....if I did try it, it's been decades because I can't remember exactly what it was like. I just know that I wouldn't have one even if they were handing them out for free.

Maybe I'm remembering wrong or I was just a kid and my palate hadn't developed.

Technically, I've never had a mickey ears dipped in chocolate, vanilla ice cream on a stick (don't remember what people call them). It just doesn't seem worth the calories or the money when I can have something similar in any store, just not in that shape.

[Brian PieGuy]

I don't think I've ever gotten a churro at Disneyland. It's just not something I can justify buying when I can get a cheaper one at Costco.

[Eagleman]

I don't think I've ever gotten a churro at Disneyland. It's just not something I can justify buying when I can get a cheaper one at Costco.

I get them as a fast breakfast,long with a cup of coffee

[Eagleman]

Mint Julep in New Orleans Square - I honestly can't remember if I actually had this once, or if someone in my group did and warned me. My impression is that they taste like mouthwash or super sugary sweet....if I did try it, it's been decades because I can't remember exactly what it was like. I just know that I wouldn't have one even if they were handing them out for free.

~Just me ......I get a Mint Julep ,really to have something differ than soda~

[Captain Andy]

Breakfast burrito at Galactic Grill. 🥲🥲🥲

It was on my to-do list on my last trip, but then it disappeared.

[disneychrista]

Turkey leg

[savarese04]

I had the mint julep exactly once and it was sickeningly sweet. To make up for the lack of bourbon, they just make a weird minty lemonade that's pure syrup. It's not good. (side note: when introducing booze to blue bayou, they missed out not making authentic mint juleps and instead going for the white trash of NOLA cocktails - the hurricane).

For me it's two of them. 1) the turkey leg and I have no intention of trying it - it just looks like a greasy, mess and the smell when walking buy the cart is just nauseating. 2) the pickle and I also have no intention of buying that - nothing like a warm pickle on a hot day LOL.

[Eagleman]

Turkey leg

I had it - once...that it for me.......Disneyland Turkey leg was dry up....
IMO not Good

[sailor310]

I won't eat a turkey leg. I must defend mint juleps. Yes, they area little sweet, but I find them really refreshing. Pair it with a bag of hot beignets and you have it made.

[Jaymi]

i forgot about the pickles. add that to my list.

[Co Foo]

I'm fairly certain that I've had a mint julep, but it wasn't memorable.

Without some bourbon then what's the point?

[Co Foo]

Technically, I've never had a mickey ears dipped in chocolate, vanilla ice cream on a stick (don't remember what people call them). It just doesn't seem worth the calories or the money when I can have something similar in any store, just not in that shape.

It's actually a really good ice cream bar. The chocolate they use is pretty rich and the vanilla ice cream is very creamy. This isn't like a vanilla dipped cone at Dairy Queen. I recommend giving it a shot some time.

[Eagleman]

It's actually a really good ice cream bar. The chocolate they use is pretty rich and the vanilla ice cream is very creamy. This isn't like a vanilla dipped cone at Dairy Queen. I recommend giving it a shot some time.

MICKEY ears dipped in chocolate.......are pretty good.....

But it something, that you wants to eat real fast.....(because of the Sun)

[Co Foo]

MICKEY ears dipped in chocolate.......are pretty good.....

But it something, that you wants to eat real fast.....(because of the Sun)

On the contrary, usually these things are frozen so solid that you have to let them thaw a bit before you can bite into them.

[mickdaddy]

Over the years I have tried most of the snacks, I usually avoid the ice cream bars because heat and ice cream are not a great mix, for the longest time I never had tried a Disneyland Chimichanga and was honestly suspect if it would be any good but I finally tried one and have to say it was actually really good. We love the addition of the fruit stands as well nice change to the average Disney snack.

[disneywarcrafts]

I don't think I've ever gotten a churro at Disneyland. It's just not something I can justify buying when I can get a cheaper one at Costco.

TIO PEPE FROM SMART AND FINAL. same exact churro as the Disneyparks.

I agree with Mickdaddy about those danged Chimi's, they are great. I also had the fruit cup from Galaxy grill for the first time on Sunday and it was worth the $$.

[Co Foo]

for the longest time I never had tried a Disneyland Chimichanga and was honestly suspect if it would be any good but I finally tried one and have to say it was actually really good.

Eating a chimichanga from the hot foods stand in the Hub while sitting in front of the Castle is one of our favorite micro-traditions.

[Psychotic Parakeet]

Beignets, any of the ice cream offered at the carts, turkey legs, corn dogs, and popcorn.

[Eagleman]

On the contrary, usually these things are frozen so solid that you have to let them thaw a bit before you can bite into them.

And your bite ,is dripping over you and ground -LoL
~But they are good ,in what you get in your mouth~