SEVEN MUST-TRY FOODS AT DISNEY LAND

[Dex Sawash]

Swiss (Roll) Family Robinson

Swiss (Steak) Family Robinson

Swiss (Cheese) Family Robinson

Swiss (Miss) Family Robinson

Coca Cola

[Dex Sawash]

Mr Toad's wild hole

[thenoise]

Lion King Prawn Bhuna

[steve98]

Peking Woody Woodpecker.
(I know he's not Disney. Piss off)

[Kankurette]

Pumbaa Sausages

[jamiefairlie]

A 'Floridian lard ass' coke

[Cleveland Steamer]

I had a very good onglet and chips in a restaurant

it's spelled "omelette" mate

[Pavlov`s Dog`s Dad`s Dead]

Pignocchio.

[Norton Canes]

Filé Dumbo

[touchingcloth]

Frying Nemo

The Jonglet Book

[Captain Z]

Steamboat Willie Wonka's Chocolate Experience

I have actually been to Disney World purely for something to eat. You can just park and wander in to the resort areas (Disney Springs, at least) and go to the restaurants/shops. I assume the rides etc are behind ticket barriers.

[H-O-W-L]

chernobog and chips with walts alleged antisemitic gravy

[curiousoranges]

The Frying King

(this one's a chip van)

[touchingcloth]

Cryogenically frozen strawberries.

[Zero Gravitas]

surely the only notable disneyland food is dolewhip

Motherfuckers sleeping on The Handwich as usual.

[Noodle Lizard]

I got to go to one of the nicest restaurants in Disneyland for my Xmas present and got diarrhea and had to go home.

[Uncle TechTip]

Frying Nemo

The Jonglet Book

Bet you felt real pleased when you shat these out.

[Brian Freeze]

Frying Nemo is the name of a real chippy in Yorkshire.

[Alberon]

If Reading were full of infantile morons and the vehicles all ran on tracks and the police and nurses all had animal heads. Same shit for young cunts.

I wish Reading was as good as that.

[touchingcloth]

Triple cooked Chip 'n' Dales

UPIZZA DUMBORGER KEBAMBI

Diary of a Wimpy Kid

[seepage]

^ Dairy, surely?

[touchingcloth]

Zinger supercharger Alton tower burger

[Deano]

I've got no puns, but Disney World food and dining is a huge thing. The best restaurants get booked up well in advance, there's a huge amount of media out there about the best food and snacks in the parks. https://www.disneyfoodblog.com/ are a YouTube channel and website that put up a video every day and sell PDF guides to the best snacks... for many people the food is a huge component of a Disney trip and that BBC article is just scratching the surface.

It's a whole other world.

[Cleveland Steamer]

Udon Bluth noodles
Bald Pie
Dogshit Soup
McDonalds

[touchingcloth]

I've got no puns, but Disney World food and dining is a huge thing. The best restaurants get booked up well in advance, there's a huge amount of media out there about the best food and snacks in the parks. https://www.disneyfoodblog.com/ are a YouTube channel and website that put up a video every day and sell PDF guides to the best snacks... for many people the food is a huge component of a Disney trip and that BBC article is just scratching the surface.

It's a whole other world.

"I just read it for the articles".

[Jittlebags]

Steamboat Willy's willy.

[dissolute ocelot]

What animal is Goofy, and is it kosher?

Force-feeding Donald Duck to eat his liver. Huey, Dewey and Louie reared in a crate never seeing the sun.

Ariel and chips.

[Dex Sawash]

Steamboat Willy's willy.

Whiff if cheee to it

[oggyraiding]

A girl I knew went on the Disney ambassador thing where she worked for a pittance at Disney World for 6 months, I think it was some sort of cultural exchange thing. I think they got people from different countries to work in their respective themed restaurant. So as she was English, she had to wear a pub wench outfit and sell people seppo fish and chips. It sounded really depressing and demeaning but Disneyheads are an odd bunch.

https://www.disneyworld.co.uk/dining/epcot/rose-and-crown-dining-room/menus/

[Midas]

walt loaf