I was just sitting here wondering about all of you faithful WDW goers and what you all would consider a must eat everytime you go to the parks. I have read quite a few posts on favorite restaraunts but I want to know a favorite item, one that when thought of reminds you of WDW, or when you think WDW you think of that food. Just curious, thanks!

I'll beat everybody to it, DOLE WHIPS. :)

Beignets at POFQ
Chocolate dipped Mickey pretzel
Anything at Boulangerie Patisserie

and yes, Dole Whip!

ooh--that is too many, but you get the idea!!;)

My absolutely must dos are:
a Bloody Mary at the Stone Crab Lounge
a Margarita at the Cantina de San Angel
a pint of Guinness stout at the Rose & Crown Pub
a Bud Light at 8Trax
I've had so many good times & memories at these places!!!

Mickey Bar (but I only get to get one on longer trips!)
Dole Whip Float
Strawberry Bar from the same carts that have Mickey Bars - I always seem to get one in the Animal Kingdom, and they really hit the spot!

Dole Float!

Epcot, Norway (I think...?!?) cheesecake. You won't regret it :)

Kringla Sweet Pretzel from Norway.

Mrs. GusMan would say the Mickey Premium Ice Cream Bar.
Me? Well, I finally got to try a Dole Whip and I am hooked. Its my choice for best non-chocolate item.

My DH and I are addicted to those warm, cinnamon roasted almonds in Adventureland. (I've seen them elsewhere, too.) We can't walk by the cart without getting a bag or two to eat then and a couple more to take home... if they ever make it there.

Addicted to chocolate covered Mickey shaped rice krispie bars! Even load up on them the Disney Store at the airport for the trip home :)

I have to have a Kaki-gori from Japan, Roasted Almonds, a turkey leg, and for some reason chicken fingers just taste better in WDW. Now I'm hungry!

Our family favorites include:
Canyon Skillet from Whispering Canyon at WL
Sundaes from Beaches and Cream
Tonga Toast from Kona
Home made ice cream cookie sandwiches in dinoland
Fish and chips from UK
Mickey Waffles
Buns from Boardwalk bakery
DD loooves disney mac n cheese!
and of course we get the Dole Whips too! (They now have self serve Dole whip machine at the Poly big hit!):D

My absolutely must dos are:
a Bloody Mary at the Stone Crab Lounge
a Margarita at the Cantina de San Angel
a pint of Guinness stout at the Rose & Crown Pub
a Bud Light at 8Trax
I've had so many good times & memories at these places!!!

are you my husbands twin????:p

always for us:
Me: champagne @ France
Choc. dipped mickey rice krispy treat
choc. mousse@ Le Celier if we go there
Eric: yards of Guinness @ England
Beer @ Germany
Turkey Legs
Our 12 & 10 year olds: soda pop (we don't allow them to drink soda pop...but while on vacation we let them have one or two over the course of the week. They thought they had it made when we took them to the soda pop place in Epcot during our first trip!) and a chocolate bar from Japan, but not at the same time!! And Turkey Legs...they love turkey legs

Now that I am 21 I really want to try this drink from Italy(I think?). It is pink and given in a champagne flute. Is it a Bellini? I always see people walking around the WS with it but not sure what it is and if it is from Italy.

A Kir Royale is obtainable at a kiosk in France - basically champagne with blackberry (?) liquer. (May not be blackberry - but I'm pretty sure it's some sort of cane berry)

BUT a Rosa Regale I'm pretty sure is obtainable in Italy and is yummilicious! It's a blush sparkling wine, but actually holds up well to chocolate, which really shocked me the first time I had it!

Thanks Cathy! I guess I will just have to try both at the F&W festival this year!

Now that I am 21 I really want to try this drink from Italy(I think?). It is pink and given in a champagne flute. Is it a Bellini? I always see people walking around the WS with it but not sure what it is and if it is from Italy.

Peachy, not pinky. It's peach nectar and sweet dessert sparkling wine (like an asti). It's terrifically yummy. I had one during our trip in 05.

If you go during the Food & Wine Festival try the Irishcream Rasberry Truffle dessert. I had three of them and didn't feel the least bit guilty despite my wife's comments.:D

The cheese soup at Le Celier (Canada) and the chocolate euclares at the pastry shop in France (Chocolate Heaven!!!)

Ice cream at Beaches & Cream.

Wow, I don't think anyone had said chocolate mousse yet. That's a must do for us (and a pink- raspberry- one for my daughter)

The filet and mac& cheese at Jiko

Mickey waffles

Worms in dirt-- getting harder to find

My vote goes to these hot, fresh little donuts we got at a stand in Blizzard Beach. They make them fresh, pour sugar on them and off you go with your little waxed paper bag. I can't remember the name of the place, but I bet someone here will know. They were SO good!

The 2 snack stands at Blizzard Beach are AVALUNCH and THE WARMING HUT...don't know which has the doughnuts or if both do...

Dole Whip!
Chocolate covered mickey pretzels
Chocolate Wave @ Coral Reef in Epcot
Fried Herb Cheese appetizer @ Prime Time 50's in Sudios
A good Margarita @ Dawa Bar in Animal Kingdom
..... I could go on & on!!

Cinnamon-roasted almonds in Magic Kingdom (ODV)

"School Bread" from Kringla Bakery in Norway pavilion

Bobotie and Fufu at Boma

I enjoy a lot of the nicer restaurants in WDW, but I'll usually pick whatever looks good on the menu. But a must is always at the California Grill - the tamarind bbq marinated beef filet. Melt in your mouth cut with a fork YUMMMYYYY!!!