What are the must have Disney snacks?

[Iheartdreaming]

"The food as Disneyland is famous for being incredibly delicious and, unfortunately, incredibly expensive."

With that being said what is your "must have" snack. We eat have two snack credits for the trip, and I want to use them wisely.

Quoted section from http://iheartdreaming.com/best-uses-for-your-disney-dining-plan-snack-credit/

 

[hiroMYhero]

If you're a Starbucks fan, any venti-sized drink is 1 snack credit.

When in Epcot, we like the strawberry shortcake at Sunshine Seasons or a funnel cake from the American Pavilion.

 

[Hans Olo]

The Dole Whip float was awesome and so refreshing when it was hot outside.

Next time I need to try the Dole Whip with rum in Animal Kingdom!

 

[IWRBIE]

School Bread from Kringla Bakeri.

 

[grammimouse]

An ice cream sundae at Pop ! Three scoops of ice cream , toppings of your choice , whipped cream and a cherry on top ! 1credit , serves two

 

[OurLaughingPlace]

Funnel cake with soft serve ice cream and strawberries - Oasis Canteen at DHS ($8.19 but a snack credit!!!) I'm planning on trying this in 19 days!!!

 

[coolbrook]

According to my 12 year old DD these are the three best snacks: a cronut from Epcot, the churro at Hollywood Studios, and cookies and cream ice cream from All-Star Movies in a waffle cone. The giant cake pops from Goofy's candy company are very creatively designed and are really yummy!

 

[2013Frozen]

Jalapeño cheese stuffed pretzel from Epcot or AK, any sweet from Karmel kuche in Epcot, many offerings at Les Halles in France.

 

[Newsies]

Dole Whip floats, anything chocolate covered that comes behind a confectionery counter, any drink from Starbucks, and the little cheddar Mickey-shaped goldfish type crackers they sell.

Looking forward to trying the creme brulee from Les Halls and strawberry shortcake from Epcot next trip, both a snack credit each.

 

[helenm29]

Frozen Banana......on a stick! lol

 

[McKelly]

I agree with the jalapeno cheese hot pretzel and I also like the carrot cake cookie at Writer's Stop in DHS.

 

[Meriweather]

Peanut butter chocolate cupcake from Starring Rolls (or Starbucks....they had the same one and packed it better)

 

[branv]

School bread and Dole float, are my must haves.

The strawberry cake at Norway is phenomenal (I think it makes the one at Sunshine look like cafeteria cake). The Cloudhorn is also delightful.

Popcorn, just because somehow the popcorn at WDW just seems to taste better though I know it's probably mental (especially if eaten while resting your feet on the peoplemover).

No Way Jose sundae at Beaches n Cream if you can swing a ressies.

Though by my last few days, my favorite snack is a celery and dip from the fruit carts. You can feel a little gross after all that heavy park food, so that something simple, light and crisp tastes amazing.

 

[Mousemommy1]

Jalapeño cheese stuffed pretzel from Epcot or AK, any sweet from Karmel kuche in Epcot, many offerings at Les Halles in France.

All of these!!!! Agree completely!