Favorite meal or treat that no longer exist?

**mudpuppysmom** · 11-10-2009, 03:06 PM

mickey head brownies....the "new" ones are just drier than the good old ones in the mickey head shape -- I know they are supposed to be the same, but they aren't!

I also miss beavertails and the french toast loaf as well as the Nestle toll house cookie ice cream sandwiches at the snack carts.

**ILoveLegos** · 11-10-2009, 04:37 PM

Salmon @ Tusker House
Nestles Chipwiches
Boatright's Breakfasts

**Carolanne** · 11-10-2009, 07:56 PM

Originally Posted by cer

you can have the mashed potatoes, just ask for them instead of the risotto...

I might try that this trip. I swear that I read somewhere Le Cellier wouldn't let you swap out the risotto for the mashed, but I could be mistaken. I never bothered to ask though, thinking it just wouldn't be done.

Originally Posted by mudpuppysmom

...as well as the Nestle toll house cookie ice cream sandwiches at the snack carts.

OMG, I'll have to pretend I didn't see this. DH looooves the Nestle Toll House cookie ice cream sandwich. We leave in 4 days & he mentioned he couldn't wait to get to WDW & enjoy his Nestle Toll House cookie ice cream sandwich. Yeah, he can have them here at home, but you know--ALL treats taste that much better in Disney

**Genie1953** · 11-10-2009, 07:59 PM

Man I know what you mean about Boatwright's breakfast. We will definitely miss that on our upcoming trip in April. We ate breakfast several times there back in 2005 and it was great!

**PETE FROM NYC** · 11-11-2009, 12:20 PM

Originally Posted by A Big Kid

Breakfast at Tony's in general and, specifically, the big cinimon roll appetizer before breakfast.

I totally agree with this post, the family all loved that appetizer.
We also miss handwiches.

**DizNee143** · 11-12-2009, 12:47 PM

Originally Posted by Belle_0717

Caramel Corn at Sleepy Hollow. We always had to bring some home with us.

DITTO!!
OMG i was sooo very very very dissappointment about this..when i was there in Sept..i dont understand why they got rid of it! it was always a tradition for me and my dad to get it..so sad to see it gone..
who knew when i was there last year in Oct would be the last time id ever have it..

**darthmacho** · 11-12-2009, 03:29 PM

Am I the only one who misses the Garden Grill breakfast? I loved the "from the farm" and "down home" flavors. Spiced eggs, cheesy grits, sausage gravy...mmmmmm!

**wdwfansince75** · 11-12-2009, 04:13 PM

The Sunday brunch at the Top of the World...The breakfast cinnimon rolls at Tony's....The Teriyaki burgers at the (now gone) Adventureland Veranda....and anything at the Concourse Steakhouse!

**Carolanne** · 11-12-2009, 07:04 PM

Originally Posted by DizNee143

DITTO!!
OMG i was sooo very very very dissappointment about this..when i was there in Sept..i dont understand why they got rid of it! it was always a tradition for me and my dad to get it..so sad to see it gone..
who knew when i was there last year in Oct would be the last time id ever have it..

Whoa, whoa, whoa...the caramel corn is gone? When did that happen? I was there in Sept but didn't bother getting any because it didn't feel like caramel corn "time" & I figured I'd get it in Nov since it would be more fall-like then. Nooooo!

**Lightning McQueen** · 11-13-2009, 12:31 AM

hot dogs from Pluto's Dog House in DTD!!

My family LOVED that place!! Does anyone else remember?

**hubbyofadisneyholic** · 11-13-2009, 06:09 PM

My wife still misses the Monte Cristo sandwiches at Columbia Harbor House...

**magicofdisney** · 11-13-2009, 06:25 PM

Originally Posted by Belle_0717

Caramel Corn at Sleepy Hollow. We always had to bring some home with us.

You can still pick up some caramel corn at HS.

Originally Posted by elmjimmlm

...and the scalloped potatoes at Ohana...

Ditto.

Originally Posted by Carolanne

OMG, I'll have to pretend I didn't see this. DH looooves the Nestle Toll House cookie ice cream sandwich. We leave in 4 days & he mentioned he couldn't wait to get to WDW & enjoy his Nestle Toll House cookie ice cream sandwich. Yeah, he can have them here at home, but you know--ALL treats taste that much better in Disney

You can grab a close substitute at MK. At Sleepy Hollow you can get fresh baked cookies with a scoop of ice cream mashed between.

**Gator** · 11-13-2009, 08:04 PM

Well, it's only been mentioned in passing a few times, but the best food now gone is

Beaver Tails

I only had it once, in 2004, but it was awesome. A person who said he was from Canada said to try one with maple sause. I got one with chocolate and maple, and it was as good as any thing I've ever tasted. They closed soon after that trip, and I've never been able to have another one. I wonder if I can get some from Schwann's or Costco or something?

**mickeys_princess_mom** · 11-14-2009, 08:19 AM

Definitely the potatoes at Ohana's, and the french toast at Main Street Bakery, followed by the roast beef at ESPN club! I asked my DD on the last trip, "Is somebody following me around making a list?!"

**SandmanGStefani24** · 11-15-2009, 12:20 AM

this is just gonna sound plain silly, but I loved the wrong colored condiments at Cosmic Ray's when I ate there in 1995. (something like purple mayo, green mustard, ect...) It was one of the little things I loved. Too bad they don't do it, even if the Mrs wouldnt eat them for being the wrong color...lol

**IamBelle** · 11-15-2009, 08:58 AM

I miss the spicy chicken pasta at Whispering Canyon. My sister got it a few years ago and let me try it, and I said that next year, I would get it. When we went back, I said I didn't even have to look at the menu, but it wasn't there. I asked the waitress and she said they changed the sauce!

Also, I never tried them, but I heard the beaver tails at the Canadian pavillion were really good!

**TheMartellFamily** · 11-15-2009, 02:35 PM

Twinkie tiramisu from POP Century and the Goofy ice cream bar. My they rest in peace but it would be awesome if they were brought back!

**luvdiznee** · 11-15-2009, 04:11 PM

Even the restaurant doesn't exist...At Concourse Steakhouse, I had the best (not sure of the exact name) braised beef ribs over grits but of course there was a lot more to it, such as the delish sauce, that I can't remember exactly.

Anyone know where I can kind of get a replica of this? Maybe they just moved it to another restaurant.

Oh and can I say Tarzan.