Are Turkey Legs considered 'snacks' on the Dining Plan?

[tss22]

The title asks it all... Well, any other tips on getting food value out of snacks is appreciated!

[Kairi_7378]

No, they cost about $5.50 or so. They can, however, serve as a meal!

A general rule of thumb is that snack credits can be used for items that cost under $4. Dole whip floats and other pricier snacks are a good use of the credits. Bottles of water and soda are not.

[kakn7294]

With the recent changes to the DDP, I don't know if it still qualifies, but 2 yrs ago, FIL got a turkey leg, bag of chips, a drink, and a dessert as a counter service credit.

[nicjohn3]

Not sure about turkey legs--the look of them just gross me out-sorry, HOWEVER--At POR foodcourt --you could get 1 thing under $4 at the bakery for a snack credit. You could even get a brownie with a scoop of ice cream--YUM! They also had huge muffins, bagels, rice krispie treats, shakes, etc.. could use for your breakfast meal. I would think it would be the same at all resorts :mickey:

[E-OR]

When we were in WDW last september we were told by some employees is was any food item $4.00 or under and others told us anything under $4.00 ie..$3.99 and under. Am interested in what we are told this September when we go.

[Young@Heart]

I just found out about Figaro Fries in MK, and apparantly they are considered a snack! DH and I are both using a credit on those! :mickey: