[I know that you want one. Even if it costs $8 USD. I know that I really wanted one, but I'm allergic to apples.]
[Make no mistake---these are red MAGIC cupcakes, not red velvet!]
[This was not a normal ice cream. It was rock solid from being so cold! The vendor had to put a glove on to retrieve it from the freezer. It was really really good. What is it with soda and ice cream tasting better when ice cold?]
[This was the most memorable of them all. We ate in New Orleans Square and had a lovely dinner overlooking Tom Sawyer's Island. To top off the meal, we ordered beignets. I had no idea what a beignet was, the only thing I saw was the description, which informed me that it would be covered in powdered sugar. If something is covered in powdered sugar, how in the world could it possibly be bad??
When it arrived, I cried out "Oooh! Mickey donuts!" But I was so wrong. These are 100 times better than donuts. Especially with that dipping sauce--berry and vanilla...mmmm]
When it arrived, I cried out "Oooh! Mickey donuts!" But I was so wrong. These are 100 times better than donuts. Especially with that dipping sauce--berry and vanilla...mmmm]
[The gift shops were filled with every lollipop imaginable so you could prolong the sugar rush on the ride home.]
Have I made you hungry yet?
6 comments:
Mo, I am going into sugar shock by looking at these pictures - yum!
Yes, there is "puffed rice" in at least Western Europe and parts of Asia. Rice krispies treats haven't really made it though.
um, i'm starving. yummy. happy belated champagne bd!
I think most things taste better when they're mickey-shaped.
I have to say this is my favourite out of your birthday posts. The food!! Yum yum!!
Oh!! I am so happy that you went to Disneyland for your birthday! I am such a Disney Freak!!! :) Looks like you had a wonderful day. xoxo
everything is so cute and sweet! disney is so creative w/ their mouse shapes :)
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