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Enchantment
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by Enchantment » Apr Tue 06, 2010 10:57 pm

McDONALD's FRIES!
We were on our first trip and I thought my mind was playing tricks on me. We came to an area in MK and saw a old cart like a Western wagon and sure enough - Mickey-Dee's Fries! The only one we were told! My daughter only eats yellow foods and one is McDonald's Fries and that has helped us tremendously on everytrip since as a snack/lite lunch item...
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Amy
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by Amy » Apr Wed 07, 2010 6:49 am
Polynesian Princess wrote:The menu on Disney's site says it's $6.39. If you're on the dining plan, it can be your drink (which I totally did

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That isn't expensive at all! I might have to try one of these the next time we go, although if the chocolate one tastes weird I would be disappointed. Does anyone know if they have this endless shake anywhere else?
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Polynesian Princess
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by Polynesian Princess » Apr Wed 07, 2010 10:00 am
MmeLeota wrote:Awesome that you can change flavors! Too bad you only got to try 2...bummer about the chocolate

...I would probably go with a strawberry if they have it...yummy!!!!
I finally remembered what the chocolate one tasted like - it was kind of like a Tootsie Roll. Now, I love Tootsie rolls, but as a milkshake it was odd.

Can't wait to take my twin boys on their first trip to Walt Disney World! Planning on heading there sometime Feb-May 2014!
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by Amy » Apr Wed 07, 2010 10:10 am
Polynesian Princess wrote:I finally remembered what the chocolate one tasted like - it was kind of like a Tootsie Roll. Now, I love Tootsie rolls, but as a milkshake it was odd.

Hmmm, I wonder if they always taste like that? I don't care for Tootsie rolls so that would not be a good flavor for me. Hershey's Syrup is what chocolate milkshakes are supposed to taste like!

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Polynesian Princess
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by Polynesian Princess » Apr Wed 07, 2010 6:25 pm

Maybe not, but I don't think I'll try it again. It was bad enough drinking some of it down so I didn't feel like I completely "wasted" it.

Can't wait to take my twin boys on their first trip to Walt Disney World! Planning on heading there sometime Feb-May 2014!
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MmeLeota
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by MmeLeota » Apr Wed 07, 2010 6:29 pm
Hmmm....a tootsie roll, huh? I think I would have to try it myself. This calls for a trip to WDW!!!!
Oh wait, I guess I have to wait until I can actually afford it...oh well
(maybe I can *SNAP* myself there)
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by Polynesian Princess » Apr Wed 07, 2010 6:42 pm

Any excuse for a trip works.
Can't wait to take my twin boys on their first trip to Walt Disney World! Planning on heading there sometime Feb-May 2014!
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MmeLeota
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by MmeLeota » Apr Wed 07, 2010 6:53 pm
Polynesian Princess wrote:
Any excuse for a trip works.
Actually, I have lots of excuses to go, but only 1 excuse not to....
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by boilerbabe » Apr Wed 07, 2010 7:20 pm
Enchantment wrote:
McDONALD's FRIES!
We were on our first trip and I thought my mind was playing tricks on me. We came to an area in MK and saw a old cart like a Western wagon and sure enough - Mickey-Dee's Fries! The only one we were told! My daughter only eats yellow foods and one is McDonald's Fries and that has helped us tremendously on everytrip since as a snack/lite lunch item...
My family and I used to love these too as a treat, they were also in Fantasyland as well. They no longer exist though.

And the substitute Disney came up with just does not compare!
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by MmeLeota » Apr Wed 07, 2010 7:23 pm
boilerbabe wrote:Enchantment wrote:
McDONALD's FRIES!
We were on our first trip and I thought my mind was playing tricks on me. We came to an area in MK and saw a old cart like a Western wagon and sure enough - Mickey-Dee's Fries! The only one we were told! My daughter only eats yellow foods and one is McDonald's Fries and that has helped us tremendously on everytrip since as a snack/lite lunch item...
My family and I used to love these too as a treat, they were also in Fantasyland as well. They no longer exist though.

And the substitute Disney came up with just does not compare!
DL used to have a conestoga wagon near the Mark Twain landing and the BTMRR exit. When Mickey-D's left the park, they took out the wagon completely.
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by dwellsbct » Jun Wed 09, 2010 5:41 pm
My favorite is the Kringle sweet pretzel covered with sliced almonds and sugar glaze.... you can only get it in Norway in Epcot....I love them!!!!

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