Do you favor sweet snacks or salty ones in WDW? I love the sweet stuff, and hubby loves the salty things, so we're always warring between cupcakes and pretzels! 
Do you have a favorite on either side?
May 2008 CSR 
Sweets! All those confectionary shops were kiling me, they're every where! And than my husband couldn't explain to me how we ended up with a giant mickey head rice crispy treat.
I can't have both!?!? I like to alternate personally.
I also choose both @ Goofy's Candy. Yummmmm. Swet chocolate and salt all at once. No wonder Disney vacations always require dieting when I get home!
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Salty first, then sweet. Never the other way around!
Sweet and Salty! Chocolate Covered Pretzels!
Bali or anyone else, you might know this..do they still have those make your own chocolate covered pretzel stick and rice crispy head thing at Goofy's Candy Store in DTD? I thought I read at one time that they were considered a snack option.
Bella
We had a thread a while back about the 'make your own' option at Goofy's, so I'm pretty sure they still do that. I would have to vote for both, and there is one snack that epitomizes the heavenly combination of sweet and savory flavors that you guys need to try...chocolate covered potato chips! Now, I know that may sound odd (and I know that some of you would be all for anything that starts with "chocolate covered...") but they are outstanding. Not dissimilar to chocolate covered pretzels, but arguably even more awesome. I've not seen them in stores, and frankly I'm not sure they'd be as good mass-produced. I've had them made fresh in a candy/fudge shop and they rocked my face off.
We had a thread a while back about the 'make your own' option at Goofy's, so I'm pretty sure they still do that. I would have to vote for both, and there is one snack that epitomizes the heavenly combination of sweet and savory flavors that you guys need to try...chocolate covered potato chips! Now, I know that may sound odd (and I know that some of you would be all for anything that starts with "chocolate covered...") but they are outstanding. Not dissimilar to chocolate covered pretzels, but arguably even more awesome. I've not seen them in stores, and frankly I'm not sure they'd be as good mass-produced. I've had them made fresh in a candy/fudge shop and they rocked my face off.
I used to work in a candy store and we made hand-dipped chocolate-covered potato chips. You have to use the ruffled ones so that you get maximum surface area to cover with chocolate. Those things are DIVINE. 
May 2008 CSR
I used to work in a candy store and we made hand-dipped chocolate-covered potato chips. You have to use the ruffled ones so that you get maximum surface area to cover with chocolate. Those things are DIVINE.
Just further proving my theory that everything should be dipped in chocolate.
Bella
All the salty snacks I can think of in WDW are pretty standard. What are some standout salt snacks?
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All the salty snacks I can think of in WDW are pretty standard. What are some standout salt snacks?
Turkey legs are pretty darn salty!!! 
Also, I just read about these black licorice SALTED gummi fish in Norway. Blech!
May 2008 CSR
Brad wrote:All the salty snacks I can think of in WDW are pretty standard. What are some standout salt snacks?Turkey legs are pretty darn salty!!!
Also, I just read about these black licorice SALTED gummi fish in Norway. Blech!
That actually sounds kind of...I don't know...repulsive...
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bali wrote:Brad wrote:All the salty snacks I can think of in WDW are pretty standard. What are some standout salt snacks?Turkey legs are pretty darn salty!!!
Also, I just read about these black licorice SALTED gummi fish in Norway. Blech!
That actually sounds kind of...I don't know...repulsive...
I've heard those are quite popular in Norway. Definitely not something I'd like to try. Strange how there's a lot of "salty" candy in other countries. We just don't have that around here.
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Brad wrote:All the salty snacks I can think of in WDW are pretty standard. What are some standout salt snacks?Turkey legs are pretty darn salty!!!
Also, I just read about these black licorice SALTED gummi fish in Norway. Blech!
Um..gross.
Bella
Should have mentioned these earlier. They are outstanding! (In-laws are in Alaska).
The name isn't quite working for me.
You should see the package. The front has a moose head tearing through the box while the back has the moose's 'other end'.
Should have mentioned these earlier. They are outstanding! (In-laws are in Alaska).
Ooh! Sweet AND salty! And Moose-y!
May 2008 CSR
Also sent us some caribou summer sausage, among other treats.
Ohh wow..I agree the name kind of creeps me out a bit..BUT...I am all about the pretzel/peanutbutter/chocolate combo!
Bella
Yeah, and the toasted coconut (a la Chick-O-Sticks) is pretty rockin' with the other flavors.