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Candy Palace is one of my favorite spots at Disneyland! They have all the good goods and fun themed items for snacks here. I love taking cute selfie photos with my Minnie ears and cutesey Disney themed desserts! And this is absolutely the place to get all these adorable baked goods. This sweet tooth soothing shop is on Main Street, U.S.A. in the main Disneyland Park with a friendly staff but forever long lines. Bonus fun - they have glass walls so you can see the candy makers working their magic. Although I don't eat them, I love the Disneyland caramel apples and watching them being decorated. The inventive themes of caramel apples over the years have been awe inspiring! Creative ideas come out in their culinary art, for sure. Cupcakes, toffee, cake pops, bags of popcorn and so many other treats are available here. Theme goods change with the seasons and events so it's fun keeping an eye on what's new & fun at the Candy Palace. The Churro Toffee is viral and hot, but it's honestly not one of my favorites, sorry internets. I loveeeeee their cake pops though and they're way more kawaii. You can also give me one of their themed cupcakes any day and I'll chomp those things up. Also love their decorated sugar cookies which can also be super cute depending on the season! Right now they have an It's A Small World Cookie, ahhhhhh! This Disney Adult stopping in every time I'm at Disneyland should attest to it being a MUST DO while in the park.
Excellent options and extremely wonderful Disney novelty items to grab! We opted for the giant Mickey cookies and they did not disappoint! Delicious, ears dipped in chocolate and chocolate chip cookies. Stopped in on our way out of the park. Must visit!
One of my most favorite spots before I leave Disneyland for the day is Candy Palace and Candy Kitchen located on Main Street, USA. As soon as you walk in, the smell with the amazing aroma of freshly made candies and chocolates is fantastic, and, you feel like walking into an old fashioned candy store that has been around for years! Candy Palace and Candy Kitchen offers many types of delicious treats such as fudge, caramel apples, cookies, plus many other candies covered in chocolate. My personal favorite to get is the chocolate covered marshmallow on a stick. It has been a part of my experience for so long that I now find myself stopping before leaving the park to grab one and take back to the hotel for after or to save for later in the evening. When you bite into the marshmallow, it is soft and fluffy on the inside, and when you bite through the chocolate on the outside, it is a deliciously perfect way to finish your day at the Disneyland Resort! I do enjoy visiting Pooh Corner as well, which is another candy store within the park offering a variety of candies and sweet treats as they make them in the store! Together both of these stores provide many options in case you're looking for something sweet while you are visiting the theme park! Candy Palace and Candy Kitchen is one of those classic Disneyland attractions that I always look forward to each time I go to the park! Watching the candy makers prepare their treats behind the counter or simply purchasing a sweet treat before leaving the park is an enjoyable experience and is a amazing way to spend the day at Disneyland!
The staff here run the ticket counter like the manager at a Waffle House, which is to say, if you're not ready when they call your number, you might as well just stay out of the Candy Palace and Kitchen. And, honestly, I love that. When you walk in, grab a ticket, and be ready to order when they call your number, it's easy! They have cases with everything displayed so you can see pick out your goodies in advance and a plethora of packaged sweets throughout the store. It can get pretty crowded in here, just fyi! Typically, they have everything here in terms of sweets and treats that the have in the park which means even if you don't have a Disney ticket, you can still experience some the magic and I love that.
If you want Disney magic then look no further than the Candy Palace and Candy Kitchen; this is where all your sweet dreams come true! Chocolates of all kinds, toffee, turtles, giant cookies, cupcakes, cake pops, crispy treats, candy apples, gummies, hard candies and anything and everything in between. Many of these confection's are made in house and you can actually witness them hard at work to make your tummies happy. The jolly disney staff are in abundance to help you pick out treats and purchase them when you are ready. Everyone is so nice, and it was a special moment for our 3 year old who got an exuberant smile and wave from the candy maker she had been watching. Prices are high...very high, but does anyone expect any different from the happiest place on earth?! The inside of the Candy Palace cannot really be accurately described, you must experience it for yourself. Happy colors greet your eyes, sweet smells waft throughout the entire store and down Main Street, and the place is filled with all the wonderful candies your heart an mouth could want. Space in between the products is limited and a very tight squeeze with a double stroller (so make sure your littles arms are inside their ride as mine like to reach for anything they can get their hands on). This place is wonderful and magical and everything that would make Walt Disney proud. We make sure to come here every time we enter the park.
Delicious and cute treats!! Overpriced? (YES) lol But some things are worth it! I'm not the biggest fan of their cookies here. I think they're alright and you can get better cookies at Harbour Galley The delicious treats they do have here: 1. Churro toffee 2. Caramel Apples 3. And if you're lucky enough to see them there, NUTTLES (only sold on MWF I believe) Churro toffee is a classic! Yes, it's sweet. But a little nibble here and there is enough to get you going. My favorite thing is to bring one home and have a bite or two a day over a week's time. The toffee is SO GOOD The caramel apples are amazing! The sour apple pairs perfectly with the delicious caramel and rich chocolate. Plus they are always so beautiful and festive! And now for the Nuttles! Nuttles have my heart High quality candy! Beautifully toasted and salted pecans, with smooth caramel, and delicious chocolate. Such a good treat! AND I LOOOVE THE SALT LEVEL. I like to eat one a day and one tray can last me a little over a week if I split it with my husband. A true hidden gem!
A magical place for all things sweet: candy, ice cream, chocolate, and carmel apples! Fast lines, lots of choices, and everything has a beautiful presentation. The halloween themed carmel apples look amazing.
A Main Street Staple! Candy Palace embodies the joys and tastes of Disneyland with their specialty and themed desserts and classic offerings Candy Palace has something for everyone young and old! I love watching the candy makers at work through the glass window. The holidays are my favorite time to stop in to see what seasonal offerings they have each year.
The store had an amazing assortment of candies, goodies, and well maintained. The staff were very friendly, polite, and attentive.
This time we only picked up a few cookies and an icee, but their confectionaries are to die for! I personally love their peanut brittle! The service is always good, and they know how to handled a crowded room of patrons with grace. :) The ambiance is that of DLand, magical and fun while simultaneously a crowded space of chaos. :P
Who hasn't been to candy palace by now??? So much gigantic rolls of candy, sugar, lollipops, massive lollipops. But the chocolate covered strawberries! They were freshly made/ dipped and served. A little pricey but perfect strawberry each time. Better than their giant Mickey / Minnie marshmallows: rice crispy things. Or the gummies which I usually love. Remember coming in/ out as a child but never knew the name. I do remember the ice cream sundae.. or something ice cream. Because everytime I left, I had ice cream all over. Hasn't changed much but now it carry a million more candies than before. Bigger, more colorful! So much sugar! But it's magical. You gotta go once or 12339 times even if it's for a nostalgia.
Amazing selection of goodies and really well stocked this week so we weren't disappointed. They're one of the only places I've seen the hand pies which I've always wanted to try. They also display the items really well so you can clearly see what they have and don't have to make panic decisions. This is very important to people like me who are easily overwhelmed. My only qualm would be how much the pricing has increased. A toffee apple is currently cheaper than the churro toffee and the small cake pops are double what they were 5 years ago!
Pour some sugar on me Oh, in the name of love Pour some sugar on me Get it, come get it Pour your sugar on me (oh-ooh) Pour some sugar on me Yeah, sugar me! Songwriters: Joseph Elliott / Philip Kenneth Collen / Richard John Cyril Allen / Richard Savage / Robert John Lange /Stephen Clark. Pour Some Sugar on Me lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Universal Music Publishing Group. (I don't own the rights to these lyrics) That song by Def Leppard has another meaning. But if we take the lyrics literally and at face value, we are talking about a whole lot of sugar!! lol And that's what Candy Palace is all about! Lots of sugary treats! Oh my!! Candy Palace is connected to the Penny Arcade. They have the cutest Mickey Mouse/ Disney goodies here!
1. The nuttles are not available everyday, but I was able to get them on a Sunday! 2. The spot has fun casual vibes on Main Street! 3. The staff was friendly and very organized with crowd! 4. There are no tables! 5. There is no mobile order! Note: There are signs showing what will be made that day! Nuttles will not be available until all items are packed and bagged! These were available to be sold around 11:30 am! Photo: Nuttles read more
2 months ago
Yummmmm... there are a couple of must-have desserts at this candy shop: - Dark Chocolate Covered Pineapple Spear - Chocolate Covered Peanut Butter Bar with a Graham Cracker in it These items were so good! A Chocolate covered ice cold pineapple on a hot day, hits... And of course chocolate and peanut butter with a graham cracker crunch element is good! They are now my go-to before I leave the park to head home. Thank you Candy Palace! read more
Candy Palace is one of my favorite spots at Disneyland! They have all the good goods and fun themed items for snacks here. I love taking cute selfie photos with my Minnie ears and cutesey Disney themed desserts! And this is absolutely the place to get all these adorable baked goods. This sweet tooth soothing shop is on Main Street, U.S.A. in the main Disneyland Park with a friendly staff but forever long lines. Bonus fun - they have glass walls so you can see the candy makers working their magic. Although I don't eat them, I love the Disneyland caramel apples and watching them being decorated. The inventive themes of caramel apples over the years have been awe inspiring! Creative ideas come out in their culinary art, for sure. Cupcakes, toffee, cake pops, bags of popcorn and so many other treats are available here. Theme goods change with the seasons and events so it's fun keeping an eye on what's new & fun at the Candy Palace. The Churro Toffee is viral and hot, but it's honestly not one of my favorites, sorry internets. I loveeeeee their cake pops though and they're way more kawaii. You can also give me one of their themed cupcakes any day and I'll chomp those things up. Also love their decorated sugar cookies which can also be super cute depending on the season! Right now they have an It's A Small World Cookie, ahhhhhh! This Disney Adult stopping in every time I'm at Disneyland should attest to it being a MUST DO while in the park. read more
1 month ago
Excellent options and extremely wonderful Disney novelty items to grab! We opted for the giant Mickey cookies and they did not disappoint! Delicious, ears dipped in chocolate and chocolate chip cookies. Stopped in on our way out of the park. Must visit! read more
7 months ago
One of my most favorite spots before I leave Disneyland for the day is Candy Palace and Candy Kitchen located on Main Street, USA. As soon as you walk in, the smell with the amazing aroma of freshly made candies and chocolates is fantastic, and, you feel like walking into an old fashioned candy store that has been around for years! Candy Palace and Candy Kitchen offers many types of delicious treats such as fudge, caramel apples, cookies, plus many other candies covered in chocolate. My personal favorite to get is the chocolate covered marshmallow on a stick. It has been a part of my experience for so long that I now find myself stopping before leaving the park to grab one and take back to the hotel for after or to save for later in the evening. When you bite into the marshmallow, it is soft and fluffy on the inside, and when you bite through the chocolate on the outside, it is a deliciously perfect way to finish your day at the Disneyland Resort! I do enjoy visiting Pooh Corner as well, which is another candy store within the park offering a variety of candies and sweet treats as they make them in the store! Together both of these stores provide many options in case you're looking for something sweet while you are visiting the theme park! Candy Palace and Candy Kitchen is one of those classic Disneyland attractions that I always look forward to each time I go to the park! Watching the candy makers prepare their treats behind the counter or simply purchasing a sweet treat before leaving the park is an enjoyable experience and is a amazing way to spend the day at Disneyland! read more
7 months ago
The staff here run the ticket counter like the manager at a Waffle House, which is to say, if you're not ready when they call your number, you might as well just stay out of the Candy Palace and Kitchen. And, honestly, I love that. When you walk in, grab a ticket, and be ready to order when they call your number, it's easy! They have cases with everything displayed so you can see pick out your goodies in advance and a plethora of packaged sweets throughout the store. It can get pretty crowded in here, just fyi! Typically, they have everything here in terms of sweets and treats that the have in the park which means even if you don't have a Disney ticket, you can still experience some the magic and I love that. read more
If you want Disney magic then look no further than the Candy Palace and Candy Kitchen; this is where all your sweet dreams come true! Chocolates of all kinds, toffee, turtles, giant cookies, cupcakes, cake pops, crispy treats, candy apples, gummies, hard candies and anything and everything in between. Many of these confection's are made in house and you can actually witness them hard at work to make your tummies happy. The jolly disney staff are in abundance to help you pick out treats and purchase them when you are ready. Everyone is so nice, and it was a special moment for our 3 year old who got an exuberant smile and wave from the candy maker she had been watching. Prices are high...very high, but does anyone expect any different from the happiest place on earth?! The inside of the Candy Palace cannot really be accurately described, you must experience it for yourself. Happy colors greet your eyes, sweet smells waft throughout the entire store and down Main Street, and the place is filled with all the wonderful candies your heart an mouth could want. Space in between the products is limited and a very tight squeeze with a double stroller (so make sure your littles arms are inside their ride as mine like to reach for anything they can get their hands on). This place is wonderful and magical and everything that would make Walt Disney proud. We make sure to come here every time we enter the park. read more
1 year ago
Delicious and cute treats!! Overpriced? (YES) lol But some things are worth it! I'm not the biggest fan of their cookies here. I think they're alright and you can get better cookies at Harbour Galley The delicious treats they do have here: 1. Churro toffee 2. Caramel Apples 3. And if you're lucky enough to see them there, NUTTLES (only sold on MWF I believe) Churro toffee is a classic! Yes, it's sweet. But a little nibble here and there is enough to get you going. My favorite thing is to bring one home and have a bite or two a day over a week's time. The toffee is SO GOOD The caramel apples are amazing! The sour apple pairs perfectly with the delicious caramel and rich chocolate. Plus they are always so beautiful and festive! And now for the Nuttles! Nuttles have my heart High quality candy! Beautifully toasted and salted pecans, with smooth caramel, and delicious chocolate. Such a good treat! AND I LOOOVE THE SALT LEVEL. I like to eat one a day and one tray can last me a little over a week if I split it with my husband. A true hidden gem! read more
1 year ago
A magical place for all things sweet: candy, ice cream, chocolate, and carmel apples! Fast lines, lots of choices, and everything has a beautiful presentation. The halloween themed carmel apples look amazing. read more
1 year ago
A Main Street Staple! Candy Palace embodies the joys and tastes of Disneyland with their specialty and themed desserts and classic offerings Candy Palace has something for everyone young and old! I love watching the candy makers at work through the glass window. The holidays are my favorite time to stop in to see what seasonal offerings they have each year. read more
1 year ago
This time we only picked up a few cookies and an icee, but their confectionaries are to die for! I personally love their peanut brittle! The service is always good, and they know how to handled a crowded room of patrons with grace. :) The ambiance is that of DLand, magical and fun while simultaneously a crowded space of chaos. :P read more
Who hasn't been to candy palace by now??? So much gigantic rolls of candy, sugar, lollipops, massive lollipops. But the chocolate covered strawberries! They were freshly made/ dipped and served. A little pricey but perfect strawberry each time. Better than their giant Mickey / Minnie marshmallows: rice crispy things. Or the gummies which I usually love. Remember coming in/ out as a child but never knew the name. I do remember the ice cream sundae.. or something ice cream. Because everytime I left, I had ice cream all over. Hasn't changed much but now it carry a million more candies than before. Bigger, more colorful! So much sugar! But it's magical. You gotta go once or 12339 times even if it's for a nostalgia. read more
Amazing selection of goodies and really well stocked this week so we weren't disappointed. They're one of the only places I've seen the hand pies which I've always wanted to try. They also display the items really well so you can clearly see what they have and don't have to make panic decisions. This is very important to people like me who are easily overwhelmed. My only qualm would be how much the pricing has increased. A toffee apple is currently cheaper than the churro toffee and the small cake pops are double what they were 5 years ago! read more
3 years ago
Pour some sugar on me Oh, in the name of love Pour some sugar on me Get it, come get it Pour your sugar on me (oh-ooh) Pour some sugar on me Yeah, sugar me! Songwriters: Joseph Elliott / Philip Kenneth Collen / Richard John Cyril Allen / Richard Savage / Robert John Lange /Stephen Clark. Pour Some Sugar on Me lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Universal Music Publishing Group. (I don't own the rights to these lyrics) That song by Def Leppard has another meaning. But if we take the lyrics literally and at face value, we are talking about a whole lot of sugar!! lol And that's what Candy Palace is all about! Lots of sugary treats! Oh my!! Candy Palace is connected to the Penny Arcade. They have the cutest Mickey Mouse/ Disney goodies here! read more
I can't leave Disneyland without visiting this place. I love watching the candy being made and all they detailed they apply to complete a product. I was looking for the turtle candy but come to find out they only make that candy on certain days. The associate tried to fill my sadness so I took home some fabulous clusters. He was nice and polite and feel my hurt. read more
Candy Palace is the spot to go for all things sweet at Disneyland. They offer freshly made treats daily and even seasonal ones like the freshly handmade candy canes. The case is usually stocked with rice crispy treats in the fun Mickey shapes or candied apples. They also have cookies, chocolate covered strawberries (in February), bags of candy, bags of cookies, English toffee, and chocolate covered marshmallows. Depending on the day you go, there is a different fresh treat being made by the master confectioners behind the glass. My neighbor specifically requested Nuttles from Candy Palace a while back and for the life of me I could not find them. Nuttles are their take on turtles which are chocolate covered caramel candies topped with salted pecans. Mind you, as a Magic Key Holder, I'm at the park at least 3-4 times a month. I usually go on the weekend and eventually I had to ask when the Nuttles were scheduled. Apparently, they are only made on Wednesdays and Fridays. Well one Saturday, they were on the schedule and I was so excited to see them being made. But alas, they weren't ready and weren't being sold yet because the chocolate had not set properly. I wasn't staying late so I went home emptyhanded. This past Friday, I had a planned Disney Date with my FSIL and I went into Candy Palace fully expecting to go away emptyhanded again; I mean, I've been searching for these Nuttles for over a year now. But they had them! And when I asked the CM, they had some behind the counter. They weren't in the display case but you could see them being made as the "Treat of the Day". They do limit them to two per customer and I was able to use my Magic Key Discount. Score! My neighbor was super stoked and so was I because I wanted to try them too. I walked out with two freshly made packages of Nuttles and a huge smile on my face. read more
This is on the left side near the end of Main St as you approach the Sleeping Beauty Castle. On my recent visit to Disneyland, I stopped in here to pick up a bag of Nuttles for my friend. I bought a second bag to see what the hype was all about. It was not bad. Not too sweet. While in here, I noticed that they also sold Wonderland tea. read more
Can you say sugar rush? Whenever I'm at Disneyland, on my way out I always stop to look at the latest sweets and treats at the Candy Palace. I'm sure my doctor wouldn't recommend indulging too much but for the most part I do have will power and usually just look and smell. My two favorite things to get here are the English Toffee (dipped in milk chocolate and sold in bags) and the grape cotton candy. I really have to hold myself back from eating these two sweets. The cotton candy is just a guilty pleasure because I mean who doesn't like cotton candy? And the toffee is just so buttery and decadent. I've had the various cookies and occasionally fudge. All good but not amazing. I think it's more of a pretty, seasonal treat that is just fun. Now, I have yet to get the elusive nuttles which I hear are wonderful. Every time I go, its either not ready or sold out. Disneyland just knows how to make all kinds of sugary goodies that appeal to different ages and tastes. They even sell tea, coffee, flavored popcorn, candies, and cookies all wrapped and good as gifts or something to munch on while waiting for a parade or to get a rush of energy for the day. I'll definitely be back! read more
3 years ago
Finally tried the Strawberry Hand Pie. It's been on the menu since 2020 and has had a few different looks since then. Today it resembles those sweet, frosted, crumbly Pop Tarts most of us grew up eating. Unlike Pop tarts, this hand pie is not as sweet and tastes more like a cookie IMO and would be perfect with a glass of milk! Mmm... If strawberry is not your jam, they offer a Blueberry hand pie across the way inside of DCA at Trolly treats! Also, don't forget to use your Magic Key discount, if you have one! read more
Our visit at Disneyland always ends at Candy Palace. We stop here to grab sweet treats before heading home. Why? Because everything tastes better when it's Mickey shaped. Our must haves are the Caramel Apple Pie Apple and Caramel Apple (without nuts). I also occasionally grab a seasonal item or something different to test out the offerings. Service is always great and the ambiance is reminiscent of a classic candy store. Don't forget to use your Magic Key discount. read more
This is a great spot to get some sweet treats at Disneyland! They offer so many different treats including seasonal items. The kitchen has a glass window so that you can watch the candy makers in action. Sometimes you'll see them making chocolate covered strawberries, candy apples, cake pops, and more. read more
*** Rocky Road Review *** So, I tried their Rocky Road about 5 months ago. And it ruined all other Rocky Road for me. I've been chasing ever since and finally found my old friend! Comparison - I love Sees Candy. And I use to think Sees had the best RR, but it must be that Disney Magic sprinkled. These are delicious, but be warned! Once you've tried it, you'll be the annoying friend that finds out someone is going to Disney and you always ask "Can you see if they have Rocky Road?" The chocolate melts in your fingertips as you pull it apart, exposing the fluffy marshmallow. Comes in a cool little pie tin so what you don't finish in one sitting, you can save for later. Tips 1. They only make this once a month. I was told on Monday (today is Wednesday) that they make it on Saturdays. I just had to check and glad I did. Apparently, those days are subject to change so just look. 2. 10 item limit so make sure to bring your Groucho Marx glasses along with your Mickey Ears! The cast members here are some of the friendliest in the park. Thank you Mia for not shaming me as I tried to balance my 10 limit in both hands! Haha! read more
Candy Palace has two entrances, apparently. One directly off Main Street, and the other is tucked away between Refreshment Corner and a seating area that also borders Jolly Holiday. We were two tired grandparents with aching feet and a sleeping toddler in her stroller who were looking for a respite while the middle generation was riding more rides. We found a table, right next to the back Candy Palace entrance, then I went in search of a sweet treat for Dear Hubby and me. In addition to their namesake candy, they also feature cupcakes, cake pops, cookies, marshmallow treats, and more. As it was DH's birthday, I selected a cupcake for him, and a different flavor one for myself. Next time, I will probably stick with a cookie. The cupcake was a tad too sweet to be as amazing as it looked. Service was friendly and reasonably quick. I was too tired to really wander their entire space and take in the merchandise and the seasonal décor. Maybe next time I won't wait till the end of the day for a sugar fix so that I can better appreciate their little slice of Main Street. read more
Candy Palace is a poppin' candy and dessert store on Main Street in Disneyland. You walk by and smell the delicious fresh treats and sugary goodness coming from the store. Whether you are in the mood for some chocolate, sweet candy, rice krispy treats, cupcakes, caramel apples or popcorn, this place is the spot to go to. This place is always crowded! Be willing to wait in a long line for your favorite treat. read more
5 years ago
This is definitely a shopping stop inside Disneyland for treats and gifts. I'm loving the "Fresh" products they make there and packaged. I love their Christmas holiday products. Beautifully packaged and delicious. My favorites are the peanut chocolate clusters, Toffee w/almond, holiday's Peppermint bark, and gingerbread cookies! Definitely a candy store for the kids and GROWN UPS! read more
When in Disneyland this is the place to get your treats!!! They have your cookies, chocolate covered fruits, caramel apples, cupcakes and much more! Totally 5/5 for this place I will say though this trip I was really just looking for one thing and that was a new item they had for sale . A peanut butter cookie with a swirl of chocolate in the middle $5.99 but I was disappointed it more of 2.5/5 stars. Not enough chocolate for my taste and the peanut butter itself was just ok. read more
4 years ago
I got the famed churro toffee ($6.99) that I had read so much about prior to coming to Disney. I ordered ahead on the app to save waiting time. This store has multiple entrances so it was hard to find where the mobile ordering kiosk pick up was as it was literally just a stand. They also put it in a huge white paper bag which seemed wasteful considering I was going to eat it right away. The churro toffee was so good! The perfect amount of crunch and sweet. The kidlet kept asking for multiple bites which is a good sign. This other than the ice cream was definitely the best thing we ate while at Disneyland. read more
4 years ago
Food (5/5 stars): I preferred the Churro Cupcake over the Churro Toffee. Both were great desserts though! Experience (5/5 stars): * Price: reasonable for Disney * Wait Time: minimal * Service: good read more
If you have a sweet tooth, Candy Palace is THE place to stop by on your next Disneyland trip! They have a large array of confections to satisfy your cravings. Choose from an endless variety of cookies, toffees, cupcakes, popcorn and more. The limited time holiday treats are especially popular. Highly recommend ordering the handmade chocolate fudge easter egg if you visit in the spring. And if you're in the parks during the winter, their famous hand-pulled candy canes are a must-get! Halloween is no exception, there are plenty of spooky themed treats available. You can get pumpkin spice toffee squares, skull caramel apples, Mickey mummy marshmallow pops, and Minnie spider web cookies to name a few. I went with one of their special rice cereal treats, which is Rice Krispies coated in melted marshmallows, shaped like Mickey, with one side dipped in orange icing and a simple spider web design on top. Overall well made and didn't fall apart or crumble after taking a few bites. The single side icing was a good decision, it would've been too sweet if the whole treat was dipped in it. If you're a bit more health-conscious, it's best to steer away... but it's also fun to stand by the window to see the candy-making process! read more
3 years ago
4 years ago
Everything tastes better when it's Mickey-shaped! During our last trip we tried the Strawberry Shortcake Mickey Marshmallow pop and the S'mores Rice Krispies Treat with Mickey chocolate chips and both were delicious! I would have the 'mallow pop again over the RKT if I had to choose. The cereal treat is too dense for its size, in my opinion. I'd prefer if the Kitchen allowed the melted marshmallows to cool a bit before folding in the cereal. read more
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