What I would've eaten if I'd a could've

patty1@wintertime.com wrote:
> In article <45b5090f$0$28123$4c368faf@roadrunner.com>,
> Rex Mumea <rmumea@cinci.> wrote:
> >
> >Churros, I remember them from the mid 80's haven't seen them in recent
> >times.
>
> It's funny, I was just thinking about churros when I was at WDW recently.
> Not that I wanted one, but just noticing that I didn't see any. At Disneyland,
> you can hardly go 10 feet without running into a churro cart. :-)
>

I spotted a churro wagon in Frontierland recently. Funny, I seem to
remember it selling turkey legs as well. That can't be right.

--
Caren
TDC Queen of Adventureland

"Patty Winter" <patty1@wintertime.com> wrote in message
news:45b50ef8$0$80067$742ec2ed@news.sonic.net...

> It's funny, I was just thinking about churros when I was at WDW recently.
> Not that I wanted one, but just noticing that I didn't see any. At
Disneyland,
> you can hardly go 10 feet without running into a churro cart. :-)

One of my most vivid memories of Tokyo Disneyland, as a reflection of how
busy the place was, is a churro cart with switchbacks set up in front of it.
And they were full.

DJJ

Darrell Jefress wrote:

>
> One of my most vivid memories of Tokyo Disneyland, as a reflection of how
> busy the place was, is a churro cart with switchbacks set up in front of it.
> And they were full.
>
You know, we never saw those famous lines. In August, in the supposed
busy season, I even walked right up to the Gyoza cart which is known
for its long lines. Love those gyoza sausage buns!

--
Caren
TDC Queen of Adventureland

I can't remember where but after reading so much about the churros here
I decided I had to try one. I wasn't that crazy about it and couldn't
finish the whole thing. Maybe I got a bad one. I like funnel cakes
better but I can't eat a whole one of those either. I love the roasted
cinnamon nuts best but couldn't find those on my last trip. I'm sure I
wasn't looking in the right place but they're usually everywhere at
Epcot and I didn't see any.

Oh well-
> Now I want some...!
> Judy

Aren't they delicious? They not only smell good; they taste better! I
usually bring some home to munch on but I didn't get them last trip.
Hopefully I'll find them when we go this time around.

Caren wrote:
> patty1@wintertime.com wrote:
> > In article <45b5090f$0$28123$4c368faf@roadrunner.com>,
> > Rex Mumea <rmumea@cinci.> wrote:
> > >
> > >Churros, I remember them from the mid 80's haven't seen them in recent
> > >times.
> >
> > It's funny, I was just thinking about churros when I was at WDW recently.
> > Not that I wanted one, but just noticing that I didn't see any. At Disneyland,
> > you can hardly go 10 feet without running into a churro cart. :-)
> >
>
> I spotted a churro wagon in Frontierland recently. Funny, I seem to
> remember it selling turkey legs as well. That can't be right.

Every time I see the churros for sale at Disney, I always think of the
end of that "Simpsons" episode. :)

Judy wrote:
> Peppermint Patty wrote:
> > I can't remember where but after reading so much about the churros here
> > I decided I had to try one. I wasn't that crazy about it and couldn't
> > finish the whole thing. Maybe I got a bad one. I like funnel cakes
> > better but I can't eat a whole one of those either. I love the roasted
> > cinnamon nuts best but couldn't find those on my last trip. I'm sure I
> > wasn't looking in the right place but they're usually everywhere at
> > Epcot and I didn't see any.
>
> I'm the same way about the funnel cakes. I can eat about 1/2 of it and
> then ending up tossing the rest away,or sneaking it to the ducks...I
> did see the roasted cinnamon nuts last week in Epcot but can't quite
> remember. Maybe towards the entrance- on the Canada side. I think that
> was it. But that's the only place I saw them. Now I'm thinking it was
> over by the American Adventure....Oh well-
> Now I want some...!

I'm pretty sure it's roasted cinnamon nuts that I smell from one of the
vending carts in America. The one right in front of the stage area. As
for the Canada area.. I'm not sure. I usually notice the popcorn cart
there, but I'm not remembering the cinnamon scent.

There was something relatively new in that area, though. On New Year's
Eve there was a small temp building that only had some vague sounding
name on it and no menu board or prices or anything. I have no idea what
they were selling but it was apparently very popular that night. Looked
like hot chocolate at least, maybe more. I haven't been back to Epcot
since then, so I don't know if it's still there.

Gretch wrote:
> I was in MK this past weekend and couldn't find a plain hot pretzel
> anywhere. I decided to try the cheese ones at the Lunching Pad and was
> really disappointed. They don't just have cheese on top but sort of
> melted cheese in the middle. Except it doesn't taste like cheese it
> just make the pretzel mushy.
> Anyone seen any plain hot pretzels in MK?

The cart in Fantasyland in the middle of the Pooh-on-Pooh zone was
still selling standard pretzels [salted or unsalted] as 2 weeks ago
when I bought one there. I'm blanking on if there are any other pretzel
carts in MK at the moment.

You weren't trying to find one less than an hour before park closing
time, were you?

On 22 Jan 2007 14:09:42 -0800, "Peppermint Patty"
<cinderella836m> wrote:

>I can't remember where but after reading so much about the churros here
>I decided I had to try one. I wasn't that crazy about it and couldn't
>finish the whole thing.

I felt the same way about a churro. Sort of a like a greasy donut to
me.


> Maybe I got a bad one. I like funnel cakes
>better but I can't eat a whole one of those either.

Now here we part company. I LOVE funnel cakes. It's like a waffle on
acid or something. But they don't work for me at Disney. I have to
have a funnel cake at a fair. Where junk food rules.

> I love the roasted
>cinnamon nuts best but couldn't find those on my last trip. I'm sure I
>wasn't looking in the right place but they're usually everywhere at
>Epcot and I didn't see any.

You know, I can't remember those being there, either. I used to get
them years ago. The aroma of the sweet nuts always made me want some.



Dave in Dallas - The one and only!
Accept no substitutes.

On 22 Jan 2007 13:44:54 -0800, "mike_0_007@m"
<mike_0_007@m> wrote:

>i was paying close attention cause i was looking for Guiness!

<Said in a Homer voice> Mmmmmmmm...... Guiness.........

Dave in Dallas - The one and only!
Accept no substitutes.