TavieP
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Jun 10, 2012
My family likes to eat (thin and fat, short and tall - we all love to eat equally - and some of our favorite Disney traditions involve the special dishes, snacks and treats that you get at WDW. It's part of the fun for us.
I'd love to know what items others HAVE to have when they visit WDW.
For example, one thing my family always does is on an Epcot night, we stop at the Kringla Og Bakery in Norway, order a few kringle (and paper bags!) and take them back to the room with us to have for breakfast with our coffee. (It's very tempting but a BIG no-no to snitch before breakfastime!)
I also can't imagine my sister visiting the parks without, at some point, getting a turkey leg, which the two of us will happily tear apart with greasy fingers as we contemplate our next ride.
We always do California Grill, and although I'm an adventurous eater and love to try new things, I find that I am unable to order anything but the pork tenderloin with goat cheese polenta. Just thinking about the goat cheese polenta is making my mouth water.
What treats do you guys consider part of your WDW tradition?
I'd love to know what items others HAVE to have when they visit WDW.
For example, one thing my family always does is on an Epcot night, we stop at the Kringla Og Bakery in Norway, order a few kringle (and paper bags!) and take them back to the room with us to have for breakfast with our coffee. (It's very tempting but a BIG no-no to snitch before breakfastime!)
I also can't imagine my sister visiting the parks without, at some point, getting a turkey leg, which the two of us will happily tear apart with greasy fingers as we contemplate our next ride.
We always do California Grill, and although I'm an adventurous eater and love to try new things, I find that I am unable to order anything but the pork tenderloin with goat cheese polenta. Just thinking about the goat cheese polenta is making my mouth water.
What treats do you guys consider part of your WDW tradition?