If you are reading this on the scheduled day for it to be published, Happy Father’s Day here in USA. Hopefully, dads are having a good day. Though I may not be a normal dad, food makes me happy. Yes, my therapist tells me the first step to admitting you have a problem is to admit it. However, writing theme park food blog encourages me to continue to enjoy food. However, if you find yourself at Universal Orlando this week, I have three suggestions for things to eat.
Father’s Day in the United States falls on Sunday June 19th. Ironically, National Eat an Oreo Day falls on the same day this year. In typical fashion for me, we will venture to Toothsome Chocolate Factory and Savory Feast Kitchen. The Cookie Jar Milkshake at Toothsome costs $16. In this creation, guests get vanilla ice cream, Oreo®, oatmeal, chocolate chip cookies, and whipped topping to cap it off. The Oreo will be tough to miss with this one. However, he gets some solid chocolate chip cookies also. Of course, dad also gets a collectible jar to take home. Also, make sure dad does not place that jar in the dishwasher. That will not go well!
Our next stop takes us to one of the summer food trucks. This choice comes from the fact that National Eat at a Food Truck Day falls on June 24th. Universal Orlando continues to use two food trucks. The most popular one resides in San Francisco area of Universal Studios Florida. For this food suggestion, you get a two for one offer. The San Francisco located food truck continues to sell the Hot Nashville Mac and Cheese. So, that menu item remains popular. Also, at this food truck, you can order the Hot Honey Biscuit. A longer review of this can be found here.
You will need to hurry for our last suggestion this week. The Jurassic World Dominion doughnut will only be available for another week. This yeast shell filled doughnut with blueberry filling topped with vanilla frosting and Jurassic World logo for $3.75.
Thanks as always for reading. Next week, we will spend time exploring the treats in the Tribute Store. As always, eat like you mean it!
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