food IS a theme park
I’ve been waiting for this to happen! Just noticed yesterday that the booth signs are starting to be changed on the Epcot Food and Wine Festival Booths that went up last week.
They’re not all finished yet, but here’s the new signage for South Korea — a brand new booth this year. Click here for a look at the South Korea booth menu:
Epcot Food and Wine Festival South Korea Booth
South Korea Signage
And here’s Brazil — one of the most colorful booths on the promenade! Click here for [Read more…]
Let’s face it. Everyone’s got a picky eater. Whether it’s your kid, your Mom, your husband, or YOU, someone in the group doesn’t eat salad, stays away from seafood, or has a thing about not eating anything that isn’t peanut butter.
The great news is, Disney parks are destinations where none of that has to matter. There are enough choices (whether they’re on the menu or not) that everyone can find something to fill their tummies.
There's More to Life Than Burgers and Fries
Here are a few tips I’ve gleaned from my personal experience and from readers about navigating the parks with a picky eater. These are highlighted (and even illustrated) with some great comments from Disney Food Blog Facebook Fans!:
Contact Disney Ahead of Time
If the situation is dire and you liken the picky eating behavior to a special dietary need, you can always call Disney ahead of time to be sure that your needs will be taken care of at any table service restaurant where you’ll be dining. Check our Special Diets at Disney resources to learn more.
From Linds P: If you have something you know they’ll like, you can email [email protected] with your pre-made reservations info. You can make sure the foods you like will be there.
Christina W. says: My best friend is a vegetarian who also needs [Read more…]
Everyone knows that the treat trails are the place to be at Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party, and this year there are more than I’ve ever seen before. Here are some fun and not-to-be-missed trails. (Some have more than one candy spot, and some are just fun to see!)
For more info about Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party, check out our “Candy-Lover’s Guide to Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party” and our recent post about new cupcakes at Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party.
Trick or Treat Spot Entrance Sign
Brer Rabbit’s Candy Cavern
This trail will lead you down behind the Splash Mountain queue line — a place many of us have never been before! There are two candy spots, but one was only handing out raisins on my visit.
Brer Rabbit's Candy Cavern
Hakuna Ma-Treat-A
Located next to the Jungle Cruise, this treat spot is marked by [Read more…]
Coming to you LIVE from Walt Disney World, here’s this week’s Disney Food Post Round-Up!
First, two reminders for this week:
MNSSHP Wicked Witch Cupcake
A few news items this week, coupled with some great new stuff I’ve found at WDW:
And now, on to the round-up:
Tim Rogerson, the Disney artist extraordinaire (whom we interviewed HERE!), has a cool new time-lapse video of his 2010 Epcot Food and Wine Festival signature artwork!
2719 Hyperion takes us to the original Captain Cook’s Hideaway.
Frugal Dinks brings us their review of Epcot’s La Hacienda de San Angel Restaurant.
The Disney Chick makes sunflower seed bread from Epcot’s Garden Grill!
Main St Gazette dines at Rose and Crown!
Eating Around the World goes to Biergarten!
Zannaland has a pic of the new Duffy the Bear rice krispie treat!
Disney Parks Blog has an awesome video from Disneyland detailing how they made their Haunted Gingerbread House for this year’s Haunted Mansion overlay!
After being a burger devotee at Liberty Tree Tavern‘s lunch rush for years, I decided to change it up this week and order two of the newest items on the menu!
First up — the Freedom Pasta: chicken, sauteed with tomatoes, mushrooms, and fresh basil join fusilli pasta in a cream sauce. The verdict? Delicious. I needed to add salt (as per usual with me and cream sauces), but the chicken was crispy and not overdone, and the sauce was thick vs. watery (WHY do chefs let watery cream sauces exist? Why?).
Freedom Pasta at Liberty Tree Tavern
For dessert, I went with the brand new gluten-free dessert — Decadent Chocolate Terrine. This is like taking a slab of the richest brownie dough you can imagine out of the refrigerator and eating it raw. Some of you (like me) will [Read more…]
Here’s a sneak peek, thanks to Disney World, of the lobster roll that will be served at the Epcot Food and Wine Festival‘s Hops and Barley booth this year!
See the full Hops and Barley booth menu (and more pics of the lobster roll and crab cake, available this year!) in our 2010 Epcot Food and Wine Festival Booth Pages!
Thanks to StitchKingdom for the heads up.
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I want to give a huge congrats to DisMarks on their 10th Disney Blog Carnival! This is a great resource for those looking for both new AND established Disney-related blogs, and is a great tool for webmasters to promote their work. I’m so glad the service is being provided. Head over and check out the Tenth Edition of the Disney Blog Carnival, support your favorite bloggers, and get updated on the latest Disney news.
Topics this week include a photo and recipe post about Artist Point’s Berry Cobbler, a look at some great Kids’ menus in Disney World, a trip report from Tokyo Disneyland, expert advice on the best requests for Pop Century Resort rooms, and lots more!
While you’re at DisMarks, stick around and vote for your favorite promoted and upcoming stories and links! Found a great Disney website or blog post? Submit it to DisMarks and share it with other Disney fans!
Now, just in case you weren’t sure… [Read more…]
You guys know me, and you can only imagine how pleased I was to find out that Disney World introduced a new bunch of cupcakes for Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party this year!!
While eveyone else was collecting candy at the Trick or Treat locations, I was collecting photos — of cupcakes!! Here we go:
Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party Mummy Cupcake
Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party Wicked Witch Cupcake
More after the jump — [Read more…]
Here we go with another fun Countdown to Food and Wine post! The Epcot Food and Wine Festival will begin in just a week, and I’ve decided to share my excitement by counting down to the Festival with a sneak peek at the International Marketplace booths that will be located around the World Showcase Lagoon!
For those who haven’t had the chance to go to the Festival, one of my favorite parts are the dozens of International Marketplaces — little booths, or kiosks, set up that represent a specific country or region. Each booth offers a short menu of tasting plates and drinks from the country or region represented. These tasting items cost anywhere from $2-$7, so they’re a great way to enjoy the Festival without breaking the bank.
Today, I’m going to highlight the representative menus from China, Ireland, and Morocco!
Green Tea Plum Wine Cooler
China’s introducing some new menu items this year, but bringing back my favorite part of the menu from 2009 — the Green Tea Plum Wine Cooler! Here’s the full menu for China:
I am going to be all about those pot stickers this year!
The China booth will be located [Read more…]
You can find these wily felines at The Scary Apothecary in Disney World’s Disney’s Hollywood Studios! Be sure to grab a few pieces of fudge while you’re there to make up for the scare! 😉
Of course, you can see where these villains originated in Disney’s The Lady and the Tramp. Bad kitties!
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