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Let's admit it—we are total breakfast lovers! Not just for breakfast, but also for brunch and even dinner (hello, brinner). While visiting Disney World, we have had the opportunity to experience some fantastic breakfasts, from character meals to Boma's unique offerings, and fancy treats at The Cake Bake Shop by Gwendolyn Rogers. Recently, we discovered a secret menu item at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort that we couldn't resist trying: Pudge’s Peanut Butter French Toast.
Pudge, from *Lilo & Stitch*, has inspired this delightful dish, just in time for the live-action film's release. Available at Kona Cafe until June 30th for $15, it features French toast with a peanut butter sauce and crispy bacon. It’s a low-key menu item you have to specifically ask for—quite the insider experience!
What we found was charming: warm French toast with a sweet cinnamon sugar coat, perfect for those with a sweet tooth. The peanut butter sauce is simple, a runny twist for peanut butter fans. However, the maple syrup was a letdown, tasting artificial despite the awesome French toast.
The experience was delightful, and the portions were generous enough for sharing or saving for later. With so many snack options at Disney, it's hard to choose wisely without blowing your budget on day one. Thankfully, the Magical Guides Guides have your back for snack planning bliss.
Share your favorite Disney World breakfast in the comments below! Have you ever tried a secret menu item at Disney?
Pudge, from *Lilo & Stitch*, has inspired this delightful dish, just in time for the live-action film's release. Available at Kona Cafe until June 30th for $15, it features French toast with a peanut butter sauce and crispy bacon. It’s a low-key menu item you have to specifically ask for—quite the insider experience!
What we found was charming: warm French toast with a sweet cinnamon sugar coat, perfect for those with a sweet tooth. The peanut butter sauce is simple, a runny twist for peanut butter fans. However, the maple syrup was a letdown, tasting artificial despite the awesome French toast.
The experience was delightful, and the portions were generous enough for sharing or saving for later. With so many snack options at Disney, it's hard to choose wisely without blowing your budget on day one. Thankfully, the Magical Guides Guides have your back for snack planning bliss.
Share your favorite Disney World breakfast in the comments below! Have you ever tried a secret menu item at Disney?
