Top 10 Disney Dining Sweet Snacks at Disneyland

After trekking the parks at Disneyland Resort all day, nothing hits the spot like the spoonfuls of sugar in Disney sweet treats and desserts. Here are my personal top 10 best Disney Dining desserts/sweets in the Disneyland resort.

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10. Tigger Tails: These delicious treats can be found in Pooh’s Corner in Critter Country. It’s a skewer of marshmallows, covered in caramel and chocolate. We only recently discovered this dessert during our last trip because we typically try to avoid the gift shops at all cost. One bite and I was kicking myself for not wondering into that shop earlier.


Tigger Tails from Pooh's Corner in Critter Country
Tigger Tails from Pooh’s Corner in Critter Country

 

9. Character Caramel Apples: There is a bit of a debate over whether Disneyland Park or Downtown Disney’s Marceline’s Confectionery has the better caramel/candy apples. I tend to favor Disneyland Park, specifically the Caramel Apple Bar at Candy Palace on Main Street. They’re almost too cute to eat…almost.

Candy apples from Candy Palace on Main Street
Candy apples from Candy Palace on Main Street

 

8. Churro Bites: This is the first sweet entry from the Cozy Cone at DCA. Churros are heavenly by themselves. Now try one cut up with chocolate sauce. Yeah, it’s pretty scrumptious.

Churro Bites from Cozy Cone in DCA
Churro Bites from Cozy Cone in DCA

 

7. Fantasmic Dessert Tray: You are given this tray of assorted desserts when you pay for Fantasmic premium viewing. We loved everything in it, except the cheese. However, our oldest daughter loves cheese, so we saved it in our hotel refrigerator as snacks for later. Also served is your drink of choice. For me, fresh coffee made the tray even better.

Fantasmic premium viewing dessert tray
Fantasmic premium viewing dessert tray

 

6. Chef Cookie’s Deep Dish: We absolutely LOVE Big Thunder Ranch BBQ. It has quickly become one of our favorite restaurants in the whole park. What tops their spectacular dinner off is their Chef Cookie’s Deep Dish for dessert. It’s a hot chocolate chip cookie dish with ice cream and hot fudge on top. It’s huge, so our family usually splits it.

Chef Cookie's Deep Dish at Big Thunder Ranch BBQ
Chef Cookie’s Deep Dish at Big Thunder Ranch BBQ

 

5. Vodka & Pomegranate Limeade: This is the second entry from Cozy Cone. I know this is a drink, but it’s this mom’s favorite “treat” in DCA. Make it even better and order it with their dill pickle flavored popcorn.

Vodka Pomegranate Limeade from Cozy Cone Motel at DCA
Vodka Pomegranate Limeade from Cozy Cone Motel at DCA

 

4.  Earthquake Sunday: This is Disneyland Resort’s version of Walt Disney World’s Kitchen Sink at Beaches & Cream. This enormous sunday can be found at Ghirardelli Soda Fountain and Chocolate Shop in the Pacific Warf area in DCA. It consists of Eight scoops of ice cream, eight toppings, fresh bananas, whipped cream, chopped almonds, chocolate sauce, and cherries. Our family of 4 splits one every trip and we always come out in a sugar coma.

Earthquake Sunday from Ghirardelli Soda Fountain and Chocolate Shop in DCA
Earthquake Sunday from Ghirardelli Soda Fountain and Chocolate Shop in DCA

 

3. Dole Whip Float: It’s an oldie but goodie. Nothing beats eating/drinking a Dole Whip Float while sitting in the Enchanted Tiki Room on a hot day.

Dole Whip Float from the Dole Stand in front of The Enchanted Tiki Room
Dole Whip Float from the Dole Stand in front of The Enchanted Tiki Room

 

2. Jazz Kitchen Beignets: There are three places to get beignets at Disneyland Resort: Café Orleans, the Mint Julip Bar, and Jazz Kitchen Express. While the two places in Disneyland park offer Mickey beignets, our preference is Jazz Kitchen Express. One, they’re bigger; two, they’re always fresh; and third, we walk past it each night of our vacation on our way back to the Disneyland Hotel (always our hotel of choice). It’s a nice way to end your day.

Beignets from Jazz Kitchen Express in Downtown Disney
Beignets from Jazz Kitchen Express in Downtown Disney

 

1. Matterhorn Maccaroon: This dessert has been my favorite treat for many years. They are delicious cakes topped with white chocolate and coconut shavings creating a striking resemblance of its namesake. No trip of mine is complete without getting one of these delicious treats.

Matterhorn Macaroons can be found at Jolly Holiday Bakery at the end of Main Street
Matterhorn Macaroons can be found at Jolly Holiday Bakery at the end of Main Street

 

So what are your thoughts? What did I miss? Let me know!

If you need help planning your next Disneyland Vacation, please contact my good friend, Loretta (Loretta@destinationstoexplore.com) with Destinations in Florida.

 

 

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