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Amy wrote:

elizabethswann wrote:I still have yet to eat at the Bengal Barbecue but every time I pass by I keep getting tempted. One day I will.

It always smells so good, but there is usually quite a long line, so we've never eaten there either...

There's usually a small line or so when I go by but I use Adventureland as my walkway.

I the one thing I love is the Cinnamon roll from the blue ribbon bakery.! Good price for what you get.

I could really go for a claim chowder bowl, followed by a churro and some diet coke.

jenvoycharming wrote:I could really go for a claim chowder bowl, followed by a churro and some diet coke.

If you're in Orange County, you really could go for that meal Go, go, go!!!!

I did just make up a batch of churros today, and no you can't have any.

Wizzard419 wrote:I did just make up a batch of churros today, and no you can't have any.

Nice to see you are getting along well and making friends with our newest members Wizz Don't take it personally jenvoycharming, he doesn't share with anybody
Did you remember to take photos of your lovely churros?

I only share photos of those which haven't been seen before. Be glad I didn't throw the hot oil at her.

Mmmmmm, the English Toffee From the Candy Palace on Main Street. Unchanged for years and always good. Have to buy it on the way out at night and then savor some last memories for the rest of the week.
On a healthier note, love the chicken skewers at the Bengal Barbecue. Oh, and on a nice evening, even though there's nothing "gourmet" or unique, I do like the Big Thunder Ranch Barbeque, nice food, great setting.

i would have to say the salmon and the filet at BluBayou

The cheese & jalapeno stuffed mickey pretzels in frontierland! Also giant pickles!