Disney Food Photos

@SF: Shrimp at PH look delicious (and I am NOT a shrimp eater!)

@MT: beeeeeautiful spread at Castaway Club gathering. Yowza!

I can't remember if I took pictures at the brunch at Palo. I can't imagine NOT taking them, but I haven't run across them yet.

I'll keep looking though.

My D drive on my home laptop had over 200 subdirectories and (last count I saw) over 4,000 digital photos, a number which was probably closer to 6000.

They were all bundled together because I've had four or five digital cameras over the years and each one placed pictures in different folder names, etc. I'd wanted to sort them out, but until I found the Picasa software on Sunday, it seemed like a pipe dream.

Yes, please do!

Found this one. A goodie plate sent by my cruise rep when we first boarded.

Yum!! Who says you can't have cookies and chocolate for breakfast?

First of all, I didn't take this picture. A friend of a friend was lucky enough to get selected to stay at Cindy's castle last year. So I got a whole bunch of pictures inside the castle suite. One of them was a picture of this chocolate platter that almost drove me to tears.

I was told that by the end of their stay, they ate everything.

Zz.

Here they are:

http://mydisneymania.blogspot.com/2009/01/look-back-at-year-of-million-dreams-and.html

http://mydisneymania.blogspot.com/2009/01/cinderella-castle-suite-follow-up-and.html

Zz.

WOW. That chocolate carriage is just....WOW.

Speaking of chocolate:

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I always find the baked stuff/candy at WDW to be more visually appealing than tasty for the most part. There are some exceptions but I theorize that they're designed to appeal to kids for one, and second that you won't get a ton of repeat business either way so the key is to get people to buy with the visual over taste. For example, that white chocolate pretzel looks delicious. Did you try one?

Does anyone have a picture of a Butterfinger Muffin?

Wow! That looks...butterfingery...!

I am _all over_ that thing! I think it needs a nice glass of milk to go with it.

Oh dear!! That looks like heartburn waiting to happen!!!

Man, you guys are going to make me fat AND broke!

All this food looks amazing. That white chocolate carriage is just too much...my jaw just dropped. I'm going to have to find ways to show all this awesomeness (and more) to my wife without letting her in on the WDWFG secret (can't until after our trip). Most of the images are hosted elsewhere, so it shouldn't be too hard.

Haha that is tricky! Is she a forum person? Will she be joining us after the festivities?

I LOVE Cape May cafe. And that looks like just about the right amount of Mickey waffles and melty cheese for a Disney breakfast!

Not sure if she'll be diving in head-long like I have, but I will be sharing a lot of this stuff with her.

Food from my most favorite counter service in all of WDW - Sunshine Seasons.

Zz.

It's almost like a food court. The food that I got was from the Asian stir fry station. It's something I get pretty regularly - 2 entree, a vegetable, and starch (rice or noodles).

And then, some sushi roll.

Zz.

Yeah, I've never really tried that place but the food in that photo looks pretty darn good. Of course I'm not eating many carbs right now so a 1/2 plate of noodles is going to look good pretty much no matter what.

Great photo, Zz! Sunshine Seasons is now going on my list.

as a meat a potatoes girl . . i personally would have liked the photo from the opposite side . but it does look delicious . . it has been a long time since I have eatten there . . and i usually grab breakfast before or after soarin depending on the wait line and fast pass time