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With all The Haunted Mansion eats and treats, deciding which item to try next is a tough decision! We can tell you, though, to dead-stop in your tracks and head straight over to Hungry Bear Restaurant to get The Caretaker sandwich!
The Haunted Mansion Treats at Hungry Bear Restaurant
Seasoned with house spices, the crispy pork belly sandwich is topped with crispy slaw, grilled onions, a house-made pickle, cheese sauce, AND BBQ sauce on a potato roll and served with fries.
The Caretaker
We’ve tried many-a-wich in Disneyland, but The Caretaker was a nice change of pace from the typical Disney food! The seasoned pork belly was beautifully spiced and seamlessly combined with the toppings on the sandwich.
Pork Sandwich Served With Fries
The cheese and BBQ sauces blended well together without overpowering one another. The juicy taste of the grilled onions stood out alongside the pork, added a burst of flavor with each bite.
Topped With BBQ Sauce, Cheese Sauce, Crispy Slaw, And More!
The only thing scary about this sandwich is how good it tasted! You can grab one for $12.99 (before an Annual Passholder discount) if you dare.
A Scary Delicious Sandwich!
While you’re at Hungry Bear, why not try the Dead-Cadent Funnel Cake too? Both items will be available until August 25th!
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The sandwich was not bad, but I felt like you only really got the pork belly flavor in half the bites. My friend and I both ordered it and maybe it was just our bad luck, but our “pickles” were definitely not pickled and just straight up cucumber. Probably won’t order again but love them branching out with new foods.
Do you know what the “house spices” are? I can’t have cayenne or any hot pepper or curry.
Sorry, Rochelle, we didn’t get that info!