5/5 Amanda 2 years ago on Google
Disneyland
is
cool
and
all,
but
California
Adventure
is
really
where
the
fun's
at.
Cars
Land
is
astounding,
and
Pixar
Pier
is
beautiful!
As
an
adult
I
enjoyed
this
park
a
hell
of
a
lot
more,
partly
because
there
were
lesser
crowds
and
the
rides
were
more
fun.
Mainly,
I
thought
the
food
choices
to
be
LOTS
better.
Let
me
get
started
-
I
foolishly
began
my
day
at
Pym
Tasting
Lab
with
an
overpriced
bee's
knees
called
the
Honey
Buzz
(Plymouth
gin,
lemon
juice,
honey
syrup
with
a
honey
stick).
Minus
the
abhorrent
amount
of
ice
they
"have"
to
put
in,
I
loved
this
sugar-filled
beverage.
It
def
lived
up
to
it's
name,
I
was
pretty
buzzed
for
the
rest
of
the
morning
(I'm
a
lightweight
and
I'm
proud
of
it).
Next
up
was
the
delicious,
limited
edition
Chocolate
Peanut
Butter
Cheesecake
Churro
(phew,
that's
a
mouthful!)
from
the
Cozy
Cone
Motel
1.
Talk
about
sugary
heaven!
I
loved
it!
It
was
so
crispy
and
warm,
although
I
could
hardly
tell
the
churro
had
any
cheesecake
flavoring.
Nonetheless,
still
good
and
would
recommend!!!
For
a
mid-morning
snack
my
husband
and
I
made
our
way
to
the
Adorable
Snowman
Frosted
Treats
for
the
famous
Pixar
Pier
Frosty
Parfait
(nondairy
lemon
soft
serve
with
blue
raspberry
ICEE
swirl,
$6.99).
THIS
WAS
FREAKING
PHENOMENAL.
Not
only
is
it
a
bang
for
your
buck,
but
it
tastes
crazy
good.
It
wasn't
even
that
warm
of
a
day
and
I
enjoyed
every
bit
of
it,
I
can
only
imagine
how
refreshing
it
would
taste
on
a
hot
Californian
day.
Next
we
headed
back
to
Cars
Land
for
a
Bacon
Mac
N
Cheese
Cone
($8.99)
for
lunch.
There
was
a
generous
amount
of
bacon
not
only
sprinkled
on
top
of
the
cone
but
also
mixed
inside
with
the
mac.
Full
of
cheesy
goodness
and
tasted
very
good!
The
star
of
the
entire
day
was
my
mid-day
snack,
the
Cosmic
Cream
Orb.
Yeah
it’s
kinda
ugly
on
the
outside
but
don’t
be
fooled.
It’s
a
crispy
cream
puff
with
whipped
raspberry
cheesecake
mousse.
It
is
TO
DIE
FOR!
Out
of
everything
I
ate
I’m
still
thinking
about
this
and
scrambling
to
find
a
copycat
recipe
ASAP!
I
ended
the
day
with
Asada
fries
from
Award
Wieners
($10.49).
It’s
their
signature
filmstrip
fries
with
marinated
carne
Asada,
cheddar,
cilantro
and
onions.
They
were
‘ight,
very
simple
compared
to
some
of
the
park’s
out-of-this-world
creations.
Nothing
really
special
but
still
tasted
great
as
I
was
eating
them!
As
far
as
theme
park
good
goes,
Disney
does
a
phenomenal
job
creating
some
of
the
most
eye-catching
and
mouth-watering
morsels
that
truly
deliver.
A+
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