Real Corn Dogs in WDW

[Fastpasssteve]

So, I am jealous of Disneyland in California. They have three (I believe) places to get a freshly dipped and fried corn dog.

And WDW does not. WDW in Florida is huge. How could it NOT have a fresh corn dog stand.

I realize that, as an former Iowa native, I have a deep, abiding love of things fried on a stick alla The Iowa State Fair. Granted.

But, isn't there room for this kind of culinary greatness on both the Pacific AND Atlantic coasts???

Your thoughts?

[Spartan_Jeff]

I fully support WDW in their decision to not have hand made corn dogs. :sick:

[btharvey]

I believe in corn dog equity, just as there should be turkey leg equity, mickey bar equity, and Goofy Hat Equity!

More power to the corn dog! Those of epicurious nature who have not had the delicious denizen of state and county fairs everywhere should try them before they knock them. Why not have the bun conform to the hot dog? Why does the bun have to be wheat (gluten)? Why not corn?

Yea, there shouldst be dogs of corn at WDW as exist at California Disneyland. In fact, Paris and Hong Kong deserve it as well!!!

:thumbsup:

[mgmnut]

I'll sign a corndog petition!!!

I love corndogs. Not the frozen out of a box corndogs :ack: I talking about the fresh dipped and fried corn dogs. :thumbsup:

Yes, they are very bad for you, but it is one of those guilty pleasures you have to enjoy in moderation.

[magicofdisney]

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I believe in corn dog equity, just as there should be turkey leg equity, mickey bar equity, and Goofy Hat Equity!

More power to the corn dog! Those of epicurious nature who have not had the delicious denizen of state and county fairs everywhere should try them before they knock them. Why not have the bun conform to the hot dog? Why does the bun have to be wheat (gluten)? Why not corn?

Yea, there shouldst be dogs of corn at WDW as exist at California Disneyland. In fact, Paris and Hong Kong deserve it as well!!!

:thumbsup:

[Ms. Mode]

I'll sign a corndog petition!!!

I love corndogs. Not the frozen out of a box corndogs :ack: I talking about the fresh dipped and fried corn dogs. :thumbsup:

Yes, they are very bad for you, but it is one of those guilty pleasures you have to enjoy in moderation.

:thumbsup: Me too!

[disneymom15]

I agree. Love the corn dogs from DL. Wish they would offer them at WDW.

[joonyer]

I'll sign a corndog petition!!!

I love corndogs. Not the frozen out of a box corndogs :ack: I talking about the fresh dipped and fried corn dogs. :thumbsup:

Yes, they are very bad for you, but it is one of those guilty pleasures you have to enjoy in moderation.

Bad for you? Well maybe they're aren't exactly healthy, but no one is going to die from eating a corn dog or two (or even three) :) Moderation as you said is the key. I wish they sold them too. They're no worse than eating hot dogs and french fries. There's a reason the CS places aren't selling asparagus and broccoli.:D

[Georgesgirl1]

DL has real corn dogs?? Yet another reason I have to make it over there!:mickey:

I had my first ever corn dog with my dad at Disney on Ice when I was little, so corn dogs always make me think of Disney!

[wdwaggie]

Casey's should start serving these in MK, shame on them for not. And not sure which is better, Corn Dog Equity or Corn Dog Equality....;)

[DizneyRox]

I don't think I've ever been jealous of someone else eating a corn dog. Nauseous, yes, jealous no...

I must be missing something... The typical carnival food never really appealed to me.

Fried dough, that's different, that's a gift from the gods.

[squad51]

I live 5 min from Wisconsin State Fair Park. We have figured out how to put bacon on a stick deep fry it and dip it in chocolate. We also took a Krispy Kreame doughnut, cut it in half, and turned it into a cheeseburger. WHY wouldn't Disney have corn dogs? We fry cheese curds on a stick. Putting a foot long on a stick, dipping it in batter, and frying it to golden perfection should be in every quick service menu. At least this should be found at the boardwalk as that would fit the theme.

Great now I want one!!!

THANKS ALOT:eat::tasty:

[SBETigg]

On a blog that specializes in Disney food, I was just reading that Paradiso 37 in Downtown Disney has the supposedly best ever corn dog nuggets. They looked freshly made. You might want to check that out if you're a corn dog aficionado.

[garymacd]

I've lived such a sheltered life! I thought the only way they came was out of a box, and now you've turned my world upside down and backwards with this bit of news.

Next thing you'll tell me is that, as a Canadian, I can't call them Pogo's anymore!

[magicofdisney]

Casey's has corn dog nuggets but they're just not the same. :(

[Suz36]

Casey's has corn dog nuggets but they're just not the same. :(

But they are good!!!

[Jeff]

The Boardwalk-to-go Kiosk has Corn Dogs!:thumbsup:

[RBrooksC]

There is also a corn dog stand right outside the exit to It's Tough to be a Bug.

[Fastpasssteve]

The last two posters have naively mistaken the frozen, rubbery type served from a box via some hot grease as a freshly-dipped corn dog.

Make no mistake...these are not comparable items. Anyone who has had a fresh one knows the difference.

Those that have not...well....

[big blue and hairy]

I would love to have a fresh delicious hot dog at WDW. The problem being, WDW has downgraded their hot dogs! They're not all beef and the are :ack:. Casey's use to be a must do, now...:bolt:

:sulley:

[Jeff]

The last two posters have naively mistaken the frozen, rubbery type served from a box via some hot grease as a freshly-dipped corn dog.

Make no mistake...these are not comparable items. Anyone who has had a fresh one knows the difference.

Those that have not...well....

Then the Boardwalk to Go Kiosk has changed. Several years ago I got one there and watched them dip the dog!

[2Epcot]

I actually just had my first corn dog at Disney California Adventure park earlier this week. Each time I'm in Disneyland I noticed the corn dog line is so long, and could never understand why, especially considering the price of them. Well, after my first taste of one, I have to say they are great. They are also huge, almost twice the size of what you would get say at a hot dog on the stick. I will certainly get another one and would eat one at WDW if they had them.

[Fastpasssteve]

Then the Boardwalk to Go Kiosk has changed. Several years ago I got one there and watched them dip the dog!

Oh, Jeff, I hope you are right! I am going down in July and will seek this out on the Boardwalk. Do you happen to know if they are open at night. I usually find myself there around 9 pm or later (That's when Jellyrolls gets going!). Thanks for the lead.

[Tink#64]

I live 5 min from Wisconsin State Fair Park. We have figured out how to put bacon on a stick deep fry it and dip it in chocolate. We also took a Krispy Kreame doughnut, cut it in half, and turned it into a cheeseburger. WHY wouldn't Disney have corn dogs? We fry cheese curds on a stick. Putting a foot long on a stick, dipping it in batter, and frying it to golden perfection should be in every quick service menu. At least this should be found at the boardwalk as that would fit the theme.

Great now I want one!!!

THANKS ALOT:eat::tasty:

squad51 this is great! We live about 5 minutes from the Kentucky State Fairgrounds and have all of those obscure tasty treats too! :D

Funny enough though, I always opt for the warm freshly dipped corndogs - preferably smeared with mustard! :tasty:

And I agree with you that they'd fit in nicely on the Boardwalk! What a great idea for a snack stand! We're planning an evening at The Boardwalk next month & that would've been a fun treat to feast on strolling the boardwalk & taking in the sights! Very carnivalish! :yes: