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Put on your fave Mickey ears and get ready to eat your way through Walt Disney World. This snack tour around the parks features a variety of sweet and savory goodies perfect for munching between attractions. These hidden gems are our key to the perfect park day!
Here are our favorite hidden snacks in Walt Disney World!
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Who doesn’t love a cheeseburger? Well, take everything you love about a juicy burger and put it into a park-friendly snack.
The Adventureland Spring Roll Cart serves up one of our fave hidden snacks perfect for watching the cavalcades or as a quick snack between attractions. Stuffed with the perfect combo of ground beef, onions, pickles, and cheese, these egg rolls have you coming back for more. And you have to dip them in the sauce, which definitely reminds us of McDonald’s’s iconic sauce, and we’re not upset about it.
Looking for a sweet treat to kick off a day at the park? Head to Sleepy Hollow. This quick service next to the castle has some fantastic goodies, including the Nutella Waffle.
The Fresh Fruit Waffle Sandwich is a delicious combo of strawberries, bananas, blueberries, and everyone’s fave, Nutella, on a fresh waffle. This breakfast treat is a great way to get some sugar in you to kick start your day in Magic Kingdom!
A trip to Magic Kingdom is not complete without the Corndog Nuggies from Casey’s Corner. These adorable nuggets are the perf bite-size snack! Order yours with the affectionately named “plastic cheese” or opt for a traditional condiment like ketchup or mustard—our sauce of choice.
The nuggets come with fries—or a cutie mandarin if you’re feeling healthy—and are great for sharing. We recommend placing a mobile order to pick up right before the fireworks. Corndog nuggets and MK fireworks? Iconic.
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Combine potato barrels, i.e., tater tots, with beef and bean chili, shredded cheese, queso with tomatoes, corn chips and finished with sour cream and green onions for the perfect midday snack.
The Totchos at Woody’s Lunchbox is the ultimate park food. Share with other honorary toys or savor all that warm goodness yourself! And no trip to Woody’s Lunchbox would be complete without a lunchbox tart!
It’s num num time. This delicious cookie is hidden away at The Market right before you enter Toy Story Land and the perfect sweet treat to refuel between rides. This rich, thick, chunky chocolate chip cookie can’t be beaten. The cookie is warm, so the chocolate is gooey…Sometimes it’s the simple things that are the best!
Sometimes when you’re in the parks, you crave something that doesn’t feel like park food. Good thing there’s BaseLine Taphouse! This corner pub features California brews, wines, and some tasty apps. Their menu isn’t large, but it’s very tasty! The cheese and charcuterie plate features three different cheese, two types of meat, and some delicious accouterments. Pair it with a beer flight, and you’re golden!
Also not to be missed on this menu: the Bavarian pretzel that’s served with beer-cheese fondue and spicy mustard!
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If you’ve never ventured into the France pavilion to order ice cream from L’Artisan des Glaces, you’ve been missing out. This gem is tucked away in the back of France and has our favorite dessert in Epcot.
For this elevated version of an ice cream sandwich, one scoop of your choice of ice cream and a drizzle of your choice of sauce are pressed into a homemade brioche until it’s sealed to perfection. The brioche is toasty but still soft, and the ice cream is the perfect creamy pairing. We like to go a little more traditional with the caramel fleur de sel, but you can’t go wrong with any flavor!
Looking for a whole meal without breaking the bank? This combo is arguably the best value in the world showcase!
For under $15, the combo comes with fried rice, diced grilled chicken, an egg roll, a side of broccoli, and spicy pickled Napa cabbage. Complete your meal at Lotus Blossom Café with plum wine or Chinese beer! We’re also obsessed with their covered dining, so you can enjoy the Florida sun or escape the Florida rain.
The best part of Epcot is grabbing food and a drink and walking around the World Showcase. What better snack to eat while walking than traditional Mexican street food?
At Choza de Margarita, you can order elote—Mexican street corn smothered with chipotle aioli, queso cotija, and Tajin chile-lime powder. And, of course, the perfect pairing is your choice of marg or Mexican beer.
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Satu’li Canteen is high on our list of places to eat when in Walt Disney World, mostly because of these cheeseburger pods.
These bao buns are stuffed with ground beef, ketchup, mustard, pickles, and cheddar cheese and served up with crunchy veggie slaw and veggie chips. The buns are so cute, and the taste delivers! We promise you’ll go back for more.
If you find yourself getting hungry while trekking through Asia, a pit stop at Mr. Kamal’s is a must!
This sidewalk side stand has a couple of different offerings, but our go-to is Mr. Kamal’s Seasoned Fries. First off, the fries are top-notch, then add the sauces, and it’s unbelievably tasty. Whether you’re team saffron aioli, honey kimchi ketchup, or Tandoori honey mustard, these fries are the perfect snack for exploring the wilderness!
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