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Trying new Disney food items is all in a day's work for us—and someone has to do it! 
Classic Mickey Ice Cream Sandwich
We explore Disney World's latest menu additions to help you decide where to spend your time and money. With spring in full swing, Disney has introduced six new treats across its parks and resorts, and we're here to tell you which ones deserve a spot on your must-try list and which you could skip.
Totally Orange Cone
Over at Disney’s Pop Century Resort's Everything POP, the Totally Orange Cone is $6.49 and offers a balanced creamsicle flavor. The combination of vanilla and tart orange is delightful, and the freeze-dried Skittles add a pleasant crunch. If you're a creamsicle fan, don't miss this one!
Cake Bar
While at Pop Century, we also grabbed the Cake Bar for $6.29. Sadly, this Orange Cake Bar was lacking in orange flavor despite its enticing buttercream and Skittles topping. We wouldn't go out of our way to try it again.
Pretzel Nuggets
Here’s the scoop on the Pretzel Nuggets with Beer Cheese at Block & Hans in EPCOT's American Pavilion for $8.50. These pretzels, seasoned with garlic butter, barbecue rub, and served with a delectable beer-cheese sauce, are a must-try! They’re soft, chewy, and paired with the cheesy dip, they're simply amazing.
S'mores Cake
The Plaza Restaurant's new S’mores Cake is a $10 chocolate indulgence featuring ganache, graham cracker crumbs, and marshmallow mousse. It's perfect for chocolate lovers aiming to satisfy their sweet tooth.
Strawberry Shortcake
Garden Grill at EPCOT, known for delightful dishes, added a new Strawberry Shortcake dessert to its family-style meal. While the strawberries are tasty, the cake is dense and surprisingly dry. Overall, it’s not the sole reason for a meal there.
Apple Hand Pie
Trail’s End at Fort Wilderness presents the Apple Hand Pie for $6.29. Despite its flaky crust and tender apple filling, more filling would enhance the experience. If you're nearby, give it a try, but don't make a special trip for it.
We love sampling new dishes to guide your Disney culinary adventure! Follow us for more reviews and share your thoughts below.
What's your favorite Disney World snack? Let us know in the comments!
Classic Mickey Ice Cream Sandwich
We explore Disney World's latest menu additions to help you decide where to spend your time and money. With spring in full swing, Disney has introduced six new treats across its parks and resorts, and we're here to tell you which ones deserve a spot on your must-try list and which you could skip.
Totally Orange Cone
Over at Disney’s Pop Century Resort's Everything POP, the Totally Orange Cone is $6.49 and offers a balanced creamsicle flavor. The combination of vanilla and tart orange is delightful, and the freeze-dried Skittles add a pleasant crunch. If you're a creamsicle fan, don't miss this one!
Cake Bar
While at Pop Century, we also grabbed the Cake Bar for $6.29. Sadly, this Orange Cake Bar was lacking in orange flavor despite its enticing buttercream and Skittles topping. We wouldn't go out of our way to try it again.
Pretzel Nuggets
Here’s the scoop on the Pretzel Nuggets with Beer Cheese at Block & Hans in EPCOT's American Pavilion for $8.50. These pretzels, seasoned with garlic butter, barbecue rub, and served with a delectable beer-cheese sauce, are a must-try! They’re soft, chewy, and paired with the cheesy dip, they're simply amazing.
S'mores Cake
The Plaza Restaurant's new S’mores Cake is a $10 chocolate indulgence featuring ganache, graham cracker crumbs, and marshmallow mousse. It's perfect for chocolate lovers aiming to satisfy their sweet tooth.
Strawberry Shortcake
Garden Grill at EPCOT, known for delightful dishes, added a new Strawberry Shortcake dessert to its family-style meal. While the strawberries are tasty, the cake is dense and surprisingly dry. Overall, it’s not the sole reason for a meal there.
Apple Hand Pie
Trail’s End at Fort Wilderness presents the Apple Hand Pie for $6.29. Despite its flaky crust and tender apple filling, more filling would enhance the experience. If you're nearby, give it a try, but don't make a special trip for it.
We love sampling new dishes to guide your Disney culinary adventure! Follow us for more reviews and share your thoughts below.
What's your favorite Disney World snack? Let us know in the comments!
