The Kitchen Sink [Archive]

the_griswolds

1 Apr 07, 09:58 AM

Hi everyone - can anyone tell me please - what exactly IS the "Kitchen Sink" - ie - what does it consist of? And where can we get one? Many thanks :tounge:

Michelle

1 Apr 07, 10:08 AM

You get the Kitchen Sink from Beaches and Cream, which is at the Beach Club resort. Have a look at this map Click here (http://www.parkinfo2go.com/dvc-bcv/ybc.jpg)

Have a look at this thread http://www.thedibb.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=139785&highlight=Kitchen+Sink, shows you a photo of the kitchen sink.

SugarPlumFairy

1 Apr 07, 10:14 AM

How many people is this for?????????????????

the_griswolds

1 Apr 07, 10:46 AM

Good grief!!! There are only two of us!! That looks yummy but pretty impossible for just two people?

Michelle

1 Apr 07, 10:50 AM

I really would not like to try it with just 2 of you....I think you would be pretty sick afterwards ;)

lausan

1 Apr 07, 10:52 AM

its got 22 different ice creams,cakes biscuits fruit peanut butter,chocolate bars sprinkes...My Neice (skinny Bint) nearly ate the whole thing we had to stop her...its Fantastic

scottfeltham

1 Apr 07, 12:41 PM

we cant wait to try one in sept :tounge:
scott

pixie family

1 Apr 07, 01:47 PM

Honestly i have never seen anything like this before in my whole entire life! i just love it when people post there pics?
anybody got any more?????

The Abbotts!

1 Apr 07, 08:38 PM

We're considering doing this but have a question - we see from previous threads that groups of four struggle to finish it - some have, some haven't. But we were wondering if that was AFTER having a normal meal first, or do people go there just to have the kitchen sink and still can't manage it between four?

loadsapixiedust

1 Apr 07, 08:42 PM

http://www.thedibb.co.uk/photopost/watermark.php?file=18587
We had the Kitchen Sink instead of lunch between 4 of us and couldn't finish it.
You need to be very hungry!
What the photo doesn't show is the depth of the bowl, it goes on forever!

debcon

1 Apr 07, 09:01 PM

http://www.wdwinfo.com/wdwinfo/dining/diningdetail.cfm?Restaurant.ID=9

here is a link to the menu at beaches and cream

_tinkerbell_

1 Apr 07, 09:09 PM

Fantastic....... def be going for one of these, there are 10 of us travelling, will one be enough ? :tounge:

Sue

2 Apr 07, 12:07 AM

Am I the only Dibber who actually feels sick just looking at that monstrosity???
I could not even manage two spoonfuls!

digdisney

2 Apr 07, 09:54 AM

Am I the only Dibber who actually feels sick just looking at that monstrosity???
I could not even manage two spoonfuls!

I dont like the look of them either. But I dont like ice cream and cream.

Sindysam

2 Apr 07, 09:58 AM

I don't think I would like it much either but would eat the bananas and cream.
Still think we will get one though, it will be my hubbie and 2 gannet sons. Oh and me picking at the banana!

Friday'sChild

2 Apr 07, 12:53 PM

I dont like the look of them either. But I dont like ice cream and cream.

Nor me :nonono: I love ice cream and cream but that looks a little too sickly for me

Fran
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The Abbotts!

3 Apr 07, 11:50 PM

Yes, it does look sickly and I don't like ice cream much either.

Still, when in Rome and all that!

maggie b

4 Apr 07, 10:24 PM

Nor me :nonono: I love ice cream and cream but that looks a little too sickly for me

Fran
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Same hear looks lovley but sickly:nonono: :nonono:

fuzzystone

4 Apr 07, 10:27 PM

Is Beaches and Cream a restaurant where an ADR is required, or can you just turn up, or maybe book the day before?

00swan

4 Apr 07, 10:41 PM

Can someone remind me how much this costs?

The Abbotts!

4 Apr 07, 11:43 PM

Can someone remind me how much this costs?

I recall on another thread it said about $24!

The Abbotts!

4 Apr 07, 11:43 PM

Is Beaches and Cream a restaurant where an ADR is required, or can you just turn up, or maybe book the day before?

As far as I know, you just turn up and off you go!