What's The Best Items To Eat & Drink At Disneyland During The Christmas Season?

[Micoofy Duck]

Just a simple question request as to what I should look for when me or anyone else is touring Main Street shops, quick service areas and/or dining at the Disneyland resturants and looking for holiday seasonal treats to enjoy while in the parks during the holiday season.

I know the most popular answer will be the "candy canes" sold on Main Street but I was wondering if there were other little known treats to look for that people who frequent the parks annually always look forward to and eat.

Oh and if you have pictures of these treats or the candy canes, please do share. Love to see the treats.

[IndianaRudison!]

Oooh...Great question. I'd love to know as well.

[Aladdin]

On cooler nights, I love the hot chocolate in one of the Christmas souvenier plastic mugs.

[Goof@Heart]

At Ralph Brennan's Jazz Kitchen in DownTown Disney, they serve "TurDuCken". It is a southern regional dish that has a chicken with stuffing, inside a duck with more stuffing, inside a turkey with yet more stuffing. It tastes way better than it sounds, and not nearly as bulky. Call first to confirm, as it is a hit and miss item. Well worth the effort.

[dsnylndmom]

In the Reindeer Roundup area you can frost your own cookie, those cookies are sooo good!

[ISeeTheMatterhorn!]

Last week, my wife was asking when the peppermint ice cream would be in at Gibson's Girls....

[disneyking]

anything at Gibson Girl is my vote. Cause that means you are on Main Street U.S.A. and I can't imagine eating in a more perfect environment during the Holidays

[Richard=fun]

Love the holiday fudges and tea or hot chocolate...

[aurora1729]

Hands down! Hot chocolate!!!!!

[Aladdin]

OH! Last Christmas, in Big Thunder Ranch, they sold Chocolate Popcorn! MMMMM!

[ssturgeo]

A gingerbread man from the Blue Ribbon Bakery...a must have for me every year!!

[bee1000]

I'm not a big DL food consumer, but I like to stop at the Gibson Girl shop on Main Street as the last stop before leaving. During the holidays they have peppermint ice cream, which my sister and I like to have as the foundation of Tollhouse Sundae.