Subsonic Radio

Posted: **May Sat 03, 2008 8:26 am**

I was just wondering if any restaurant still served mickey pasta? TIA

Posted: **May Tue 13, 2008 8:21 pm**

They served mickey pasta at disney?

Cool.

If it's what I'm thinking, they sell that at any old Albertsons in the noodle section, unless that was a limited time thing like those spongebob noodles. I would look there.

Posted: **May Tue 13, 2008 9:14 pm**

I've seen is in random places, i think i had it in a soup in the cape may one day. I know they sell it at the world of disney store

Posted: **May Wed 14, 2008 7:06 am**

Yeah, I'm not sure which restaurants have it now, but I know you can buy it in some of the stores, like Mupsy said.

Posted: **May Wed 14, 2008 7:59 am**

I haven't ever seen Mickey pasta being served at any of the eateries around WDW but they may serve it at the kids section of the menu/buffet. I have seen it in stores around the parks/DD area.

Posted: **May Wed 14, 2008 11:57 am**

Years ago I saw it served in a couple of the WDW eateries, but I know they have sold it at several of the gift/souvenir places like The World of Disney. One of my old clients actually used to make Disney pasta commercially.

Posted: **May Wed 14, 2008 1:45 pm**

I don't know if any is served at WDW, but you can buy micky shaped pasta in a jar to take home and cook.

Posted: **May Wed 14, 2008 3:01 pm**

I still have my Mickey Pasta sitting on my counter.

Posted: **May Thu 15, 2008 7:59 am**

Hmm...what a great kitchen decoration. A few boxes of Mickey Pasta poured into some glass canisters to sit on the counter tops. I prefer subtle Disney decoration for the common areas of the house. My office however, well that's another story...

Posted: **May Thu 15, 2008 11:17 am**

I'm hungry.

Posted: **May Thu 15, 2008 11:44 am**

My office however, well that's another story...

My office is just as decorated as my house. Yes, I have a very tolerant boss....

Posted: **May Thu 15, 2008 12:57 pm**

Calypso wrote:
My office however, well that's another story...
My office is just as decorated as my house. Yes, I have a very tolerant boss....

I am known as the resident Disney "freak" here at work. I am consulted for trip information and planning, etc. It's interesting to hear about a "normal" person's Disney trip as compared to those of us that live, breath and eat it.

Posted: **May Thu 15, 2008 1:15 pm**

I am known as the resident Disney "freak" here at work. I am consulted for trip information and planning, etc. It's interesting to hear about a "normal" person's Disney trip as compared to those of us that live, breath and eat it.

Same here. Me and sallyporche.

I am always totally aghast when I hear about a "normal" person's Disney trip. "You missed Test Track? How????? You stood in line for how long for Peter Pan???" It just isn't pretty! Sometimes, I can't stand to listen! Unless, of course, they tell me that they followed the plan I prepared for them.

Okay... totally off topic from Mickey Pasta. BTW, haven't seen it recently.

Posted: **May Thu 15, 2008 2:08 pm**

subsonic wrote:I'm hungry.

Ditto!!! If I had an annual pass and lived across the street I would go have some food at Epcot right now!

Posted: **May Sat 17, 2008 9:38 am**

Wow, this does make me hungry. Mickey-Roni and Cheese used to be my absolute favorite at the Land in Epcot! That's my biggest disappointment with the remodel (besides the change in music - the old sun/moon theme was a favorite too). I haven't seen it elsewhere, but have always bought the pasta to cook at home!