Whats your favorite foods at Disneyland?

[€uroMeinke]

Originally Posted by Alex Stroup

I hate to be the bearer of bad news if you don't already know this, but Fantasia ice cream is long gone at Disneyland.

Ah but you can make your own Ben and Jerry's Fantasia by mixing equal parts of Cherry Garcia, Pistachio Pistachio, and Chunky Monkey. I have been known to do this on occasion.

[MouseWife]

Not to be a $hit, but, where can we find calorie content?

I LOVE the candy at the Pooh shop but don't eat it. It is very pretty, though.

[Alex]

You can also, according to Andrew at MousePad, get a decent approximation at Cold Stone. I've never had the stuff myself (when it comes to ice cream I am almost strictly vanilla, unless peanut butter is involved).

[Ponine]

Originally Posted by Alex Stroup

You can also, according to Andrew at MousePad, get a decent approximation at Cold Stone. I've never had the stuff myself (when it comes to ice cream I am almost strictly vanilla, unless peanut butter is involved).

Really?
I must have missed that thread. Any idea how this is achieved?

[orbitalpunk]

Originally Posted by MouseWife

Not to be a $hit, but, where can we find calorie content?

I LOVE the candy at the Pooh shop but don't eat it. It is very pretty, though.

same here.

that’s why i like the strawberries. its a strawberry dipped in chocolate. very simple. very few possibilities of them adding things i cant pronounce.

[MouseWife]

Originally Posted by orbitalpunk

same here.

that’s why i like the strawberries. its a strawberry dipped in chocolate. very simple. very few possibilities of them adding things i cant pronounce.

No kidding!

People say 'yuck' when I've eaten chocolate covered raisins. I say 'You got raisins, you got chocolate. No question of what you are biting into.'

[Stan4dSteph]

Originally Posted by MouseWife

Not to be a $hit, but, where can we find calorie content?

I LOVE the candy at the Pooh shop but don't eat it. It is very pretty, though.

Unless it is prepackaged with nutrition information label, you won't get calorie information from DL. They have information on ingredients so you can avoid foods you are allergic to, but anything beyond that - you're on your own.

Best you can do is approximate based on information from similar food items.