Disney4me Posted April 8, 2015 Report Share Posted April 8, 2015 We’re going for an absolutely classic confection today, so get your sweet tooth ready to bite into a Mickey Caramel Apple at Magic Kingdom’s Big Top Treats!Learn About:Big Top TreatsMagic KingdomDisney World RestaurantsOf course, Caramel Apples at Disney World don’t just come dressed up as Mickey… and they aren’t only available at Big Top Treats, either. Magic Kingdom’s apple spots also include the Main Street Confectionery. And you can find them at other sweet stops like Sweet Spells at Hollywood Studios or Goofy’s Candy Co. in Downtown Disney.But nothin’ says “Caramel Apple” quite like living life under the Big Top, so that’s where we’re grabbing our apple today! While you just gotta love the classic Mickey Apple, part of the fun of getting any Caramel Apple at Disney World is seeing all the choices up for grabs. Options available vary based on the time of year or nearest holiday. Most recently, Mickey Apples could be found participating in the Wearing o’ the Green for St. Patrick’s Day.St Patty’s Day Mickey AppleThe Halloween Caramel Apples are particularly noteworthy every year.Mickey Ghost candy applePoison Candy AppleApples may also be tied to a current Disney film release, or even a previous one. Take, for example, the recent Cinderella Coach Apple celebrating the live-action film release.Cinderella Coach AppleAnother case in point: the ongoing existence of the Olaf Candy Apple for those who just can’t… ahem… let. it. go.Olaf Candy AppleSo, selecting one is pretty rad. What’s the other fun part? Watching the apples come to “fruition†(see what I did there?) before your eyes. You can almost always find Cast Members creating them, and see the apples in their various stages. They all start as green Granny Smiths.Granny Smiths for Candy ApplesAfter receiving their marshmallow ears and being dipped in caramel and chocolate, the Mickey Apples awaittheir red shorts.Mickey Apples pre-shortsAnd though I can’t resist joking about the Olaf Apple, I do think all of that white chocolate looks pretty incredible on the Olafs waiting for their eyes and signature grins.Olaf Apples in the makingEvery once in a while you can catch a Caramel Apple sample. But be warned: they offer these for a reason . It’s because they know once you’ve tried even one bite, it’s practically impossible to resist getting an entire apple!Which is what brings us to this moment: digging into our very own Mickey Caramel Apple.Mickey Candy AppleYou can request, of course, that Cast Members please slice the apple for you for easier chomping. So be sure to get your photo opps in first!Mickey Apples posed for picturesNotice the marshmallows that were previously “ears” waiting in the to-go carrier .Cast Member slicing the appleYou can see how the apple is perfectly sliced for sharing… or not .Sliced Mickey AppleThe crisp and slightly tart crunch of the apple goes perfectly with the thick layer of gooey, soft caramel. An additional flavor and crunch boost comes from the sugar glitter and jelly beans that make up Mickey’s famous trousers over the outer chocolate shell.Slices of Mickey AppleThis is everything that anyone could possibly want in a snack: sweet, tart, buttery, crispy, gooey, chocolatey… and cute to boot! There is hardly a dessert descriptor that you can’t use when describing a Disney caramel apple, which is exactly what makes it so perfect.And, yes, for a “snack†they are a little pricey (decorated apples run around $9.99), but when you consider the artistry, the quality, and the fact that these are a great option for sharing with a friend or even as a family, it is so very worth it.Enjoying a Disney Caramel Apple is every bit as much a memory in the making as it is a snack. If you’ve never tried one at Disney World, I highly recommend adding one to your “Must-Eat” list on your next Disney vacation!Want More Great Magic Kingdom Snacks?Magic Kingdom Snacks are some of our favorite treats in all the World! And in fact, many of them can just about amount to a meal. And those are just a couple of the reasons we are so excited to announce that the 2015-16 Edition of The DFB Guide to Magic Kingdom Snacks e-Book is now available!The Disney Food Blog Guide to Magic Kingdom Snacks e-BookThe DFB Guide to Magic Kingdom Snacks e-Book is one of the many fun and informative Disney Dining e-Books offered by Disney Food Blog!Now we’ve updated our best-selling DFB Guide to Magic Kingdom Snacks e-Book for 2015-16 with even more great information, photos, and…yep!…snacks (about 30 more than the 2014 edition)!Don’t Miss Out on the Best Snacks in the Magic Kingdom!To thank you for your support of the blog, we’ll be offering the Guide for $3 off its already discounted purchase price for a limited time! Order your copy now for only $9.95 (regularly $12.95). To secure the discount, use code MK15 at the check-out.Want Even Greater Savings? Here’s How!Get four awesome e-Books bundled for over 30% off! 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Please let us know with a comment!Disney Food Blog Fans, be sure to check out our DFB Disney World Dining Guide e-Books! Find great deals at DFBStore.com!Also, come on over and: Subscribe to our NewsletterFollow us on TwitterBecome a Facebook FanRelated posts:Dining in Disneyland: New Mickey Sour Powder Caramel Apple and Goofy Caramel Apple Gourmet Apple of the Month: Banana Split Caramel Apple Debuts in Disneyland News: New Gourmet Chocolate Peanut Butter Caramel Apple Coming to Disneyland in January View the full article Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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