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goofygal
12-03-2009, 09:46 AM
We havent booked this because everyone said the characters wouldnt be there but now I'm reading that Disney have already changed their mind and brought them back?

does anyone know if that's the truth?

How does it compare to Crystal Palace?

uscwest
12-03-2009, 10:50 AM
I haven't read anything about them being back yet. BUT, if they are, then I would choose LTT over Crystal Palace any time. Much as I like the Pooh characters, as an adult I would prefer the LTT characters for dinner.

Keith
12-03-2009, 12:21 PM
I haven't read anything about them being back yet. BUT, if they are, then I would choose LTT over Crystal Palace any time. Much as I like the Pooh characters, as an adult I would prefer the LTT characters for dinner.

I read they were back but nothing substantive yet I'm afraid :/ I agree with John, I'd prefer the LTT characters as an adult

Taja
12-03-2009, 02:16 PM
No answers from me either.

But I agree to enjoying the LTT characters more as an adult than the Pooh characters.

Food really depends on your group. CP had a varied buffet--we've only done dinner, but it's been very good each time--which is nice if everyone likes different foods. LTT serves a selection family style--using platters and large bowls.

While I liked the entree (except corn bread, which Johnie told me is "corn cake") at LTT, I didn't care for the salad or dessert. But I'm a horrendously picky eater, so you can pretty much discount anything I dislike that isn't due to preparation or serving temperature! :rolleyes:

lisaw
12-03-2009, 02:56 PM
I love the food at LTT for dinner and we always eat there, I was really sad when the characters went but we would still eat there anyway - :fingers: they come back.

Enjoyed CP as well but much prefer that for breakfast than dinner.

Isafari
12-03-2009, 03:33 PM
Another vote for LTT over CP. We are two adults though....if I had kids, I would take them to CP over LTT.

Johnie
12-03-2009, 04:42 PM
No answers from me either.

But I agree to enjoying the LTT characters more as an adult than the Pooh characters.

Food really depends on your group. CP had a varied buffet--we've only done dinner, but it's been very good each time--which is nice if everyone likes different foods. LTT serves a selection family style--using platters and large bowls.

While I liked the entree (except corn bread, which Johnie told me is "corn cake") at LTT, I didn't care for the salad or dessert. But I'm a horrendously picky eater, so you can pretty much discount anything I dislike that isn't due to preparation or serving temperature! :rolleyes:


:tongue: that's right...real Southern corn bread is not sweet.

Dinner at LTT is a traditional US Thanksgiving meal. I haven't heard anything about bringing the characters back.

The buffet at CP has a good variety. I'd probably choose CP over LTT now since the characters are no longer there.

Tink
12-03-2009, 06:03 PM
I dunno...that might be a regional thing? My Grandmother was from Kentucky and she always put a little sugar in her cornbread. Not a bunch, maybe a tablespoon or so? Near as I can remember anyway... :unsure:

PsychoAlice
12-03-2009, 06:16 PM
love love love LTT...with or without Characters...

Johnie
12-03-2009, 07:33 PM
I dunno...that might be a regional thing? My Grandmother was from Kentucky and she always put a little sugar in her cornbread. Not a bunch, maybe a tablespoon or so? Near as I can remember anyway... :unsure:

I don't really think kentucky is part of the south.

Johnie
12-03-2009, 07:41 PM
Jim Hill Media is reporting that the characters ARE coming back. Says it probably won't be till after Easter. The CM's when you call to make ADR's are not going to know anything about it yet cause they always seem to be the last to know about anything.

http://jimhillmedia.com/blogs/jim_hill/archive/2009/03/12/disney-food.aspx

Beccaberry
12-03-2009, 08:00 PM
Ok woman...I am from the SOUTH and I have always, as long as I can remember, eaten "sweet" cornbread....Long live JIFFY MIX!!!! :wink:

Although my mom used to make griddle cakes with cornbread batter and actual corn IN it that wasn't sweet...

I always preferred the sweet stuff...

Of course *my* family will tell you that Virginia isn't "the south" it just happens to be south of the Mason Dixon line....

I dunno...I prefer Connecticut thankyouverymuch.

Johnie
12-03-2009, 08:21 PM
Jiffy Mix is not corn bread either :nono:

I need to have my grandma come make some cornbread in her cast iron skillet for ya'll :yes:

Tink
12-03-2009, 08:26 PM
Don't let my Grandmother hear you say Kentucky isn't part of the south! :eek: She had a drawl a mile long! :eek:

She used a skillet and those cool little ear of corn cast iron pans. :yes:

A woman I knew from Texas made the BEST cornbread. :yes: She did it in her oven in a cast iron skillet. :yes: I asked her once to show me how she made it.

She went to the cupboard and pulled out... JIFFY!!!! :laugh: Gotta' tell you, the way she did it was the BEST!!! :yes:

Tinker
12-03-2009, 10:12 PM
Crackerbarrel use to make nice cornbread, but last time I was at ours , yuck, it was like eating cardboard, they were gross .
I like LTT over CP, too .

Johnie
12-03-2009, 11:46 PM
Don't let my Grandmother hear you say Kentucky isn't part of the south! :eek: She had a drawl a mile long! :eek:

She used a skillet and those cool little ear of corn cast iron pans. :yes:

A woman I knew from Texas made the BEST cornbread. :yes: She did it in her oven in a cast iron skillet. :yes: I asked her once to show me how she made it.

She went to the cupboard and pulled out... JIFFY!!!! :laugh: Gotta' tell you, the way she did it was the BEST!!! :yes:


:tongue: well my family in KY were trying to tell me they were part of the midwest. They are also in southeast KY so go figure.

Now, I never said that Jiffy mix wasn't good. It is. Also I never said sweet cornbread wasn't good. It is as well. It's just not real corn bread to me. Mama puts hers in the oven as well. She uses buttermilk and other stuff. We can't seem to make it right here. I think it's because we can't get the same ingredients/brands.

SleepinCatz
13-03-2009, 12:15 AM
Mine comes out so fluffy it looks like a cake but it's not sweet. I sift my dry ingredients...

PsychoAlice
13-03-2009, 12:19 AM
Jiffy Mix is not corn bread either :nono:

I need to have my grandma come make some cornbread in her cast iron skillet for ya'll :yes:


Or a corn stick pan...
http://www.bakingillustrated.com/photos/corn_stick_pan.jpg

My family is from the south and umm yea our corn bread aint sweet either...thats corn cake!

Jiffy mix...gross...it isnt that hard to make it from corn meal

Beccaberry
13-03-2009, 12:34 AM
Jiffy mix is INDEED cornbread, my friend....just as Domino's (awful as it is) is pizza (it may not be good, but it still falls into the category)...just because you don't like it doesn't mean it doesn't exist. I don't think you can categorize the entire "cornbread of the south" based solely on where one person lives...the south is a big place..to each their own...and if you are a TRUE southern girl and somebody brought "sweet" cornbread to your house, you'd smile your head off and tell them it was the best cornbread you'd ever had in the whole of your life...because *that* is what being southern is all about. JAYSUS, next thing I know you're gonna be tellin' me tea isn't supposed to be iced OR sweet!

We had the cornbread pan like that, and my mom also cooked cornbread in the cast iron skillet....she'd put oil in the bottom and heat it up until it sizzled and then pour the batter in (and yes, my mom (and I) know how to make it from scratch) I used to LOVE the sound of the crack and sizzle it made when she poured it in.

Oh yeah...and Johnie...your mom made you applesauce sandwiches...do you REALLY expect me to listen to *her*? :wink:

Johnie
13-03-2009, 12:41 AM
:tongue: mama = grandma not my mom. Mom can't cook at all!

Beccaberry
13-03-2009, 12:48 AM
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!! Now *that* makes sense...ok...she can make me some cornbread...does it come with a big pot of beans and fatback?

Johnie
13-03-2009, 12:51 AM
She makes a huge pot of soup beans :yes: There is always green beans with fatback. She'll even make fried potatoes cause she loves me :yes:

Beccaberry
13-03-2009, 01:02 AM
When are we going?

Now?

Is now too soon?

How about nowish?

Johnie
13-03-2009, 01:08 AM
We can go now :yes: she would LOVE to have us!!! And she will feed us well. We'll have to hike up the mountain in order to keep the weight off but that's ok :yes:

Beccaberry
13-03-2009, 01:11 AM
I can hike.

For beans and cornbread...your damn straight I'll hike :D

Johnie
13-03-2009, 01:18 AM
:tongue: you'll have to hike if you want to use your cell phone. I cannot get service up there at all!

uscwest
13-03-2009, 11:19 AM
Boy has this thread gotten derailed. LOL. Ummm Johnie, can you bring your mama to Lobsterfest?

Beccaberry
13-03-2009, 12:50 PM
O.M.G. That is the most brilliant idea I've ever heard!

Johnie
13-03-2009, 02:11 PM
Boy has this thread gotten derailed. LOL. Ummm Johnie, can you bring your mama to Lobsterfest?

:tongue: sure. She'll stay in the house with Donna since she doesn't like seafood.