The Kitchen Sink, is it worth it?

[Mr Tom Morrow]

My Wife and I don't eat dessert but is it just us who never in a million years would share a spoon with somebody else or dig into something that other people have been putting silverware in?

Sorry, couldn't be doing that.

However I do admire people who can get through that much ice cream. Has anybody ever done one of those on their own? I bet somebody has

[Floridatilly]

Originally Posted by Mr Tom Morrow

My Wife and I don't eat dessert but is it just us who never in a million years would share a spoon with somebody else or dig into something that other people have been putting silverware in?

Sorry, couldn't be doing that.

However I do admire people who can get through that much ice cream. Has anybody ever done one of those on their own? I bet somebody has

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I do love desert and ice cream is my favourite however i agree I can't 'share' thinking that that a spoon has been in someone's mouth then in my desert YUK!
I put my share in a bowl before the vultures descend lol
My husband always thinks I am strange that I am quite happy to kiss him but would never drink out of his glass or taste something from his fork/spoon etc 😂

As for the kitchen sink, we did it a few years ago and did not like all the different flavours together but the kids loved the experience. Our youngest will be 4 this time so I have booked it so he too can experience it but we will be ordering the chocolate lovers one

[Hooray4Disney]

We ate four burger meals before tackling the Kitchen Sink...
I think the teenagers and DH ate most of it though - such a fun experience and we all really enjoyed it. As ours was emptied, the waitress made a really big thing about it and the other diners all clapped and cheered when we left the restaurant .
None of us can face cherries since our experience - we had to walk around Epcot for at least an hour afterwards - the car journey had to wait.
An experience to be enjoyed ... but just the once for our family. . It certainly ended up being "Man faces food challenge". The teenagers insisted that we finished it!

[Mr Tom Morrow]

Originally Posted by Floridatilly

I do love desert and ice cream is my favourite however i agree I can't 'share' thinking that that a spoon has been in someone's mouth then in my desert YUK!
I put my share in a bowl before the vultures descend lol
My husband always thinks I am strange that I am quite happy to kiss him but would never drink out of his glass or taste something from his fork/spoon etc 😂

As for the kitchen sink, we did it a few years ago and did not like all the different flavours together but the kids loved the experience. Our youngest will be 4 this time so I have booked it so he too can experience it but we will be ordering the chocolate lovers one

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Yipee we aren't alone!
My Wife and I will share and she also pinches some of my wine but neither of us could use another persons spoon and that includes the 2 x children.

[disney332]

Totally agree, yuk


Disney332

[MrsBC]

Originally Posted by Mr Tom Morrow

Yipee we aren't alone!
My Wife and I will share and she also pinches some of my wine but neither of us could use another persons spoon and that includes the 2 x children.

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They give you a large serving spoon, and obviously you each have your own to eat with - no sharing required!

[mandco]

Originally Posted by Mr Tom Morrow

My Wife and I don't eat dessert but is it just us who never in a million years would share a spoon with somebody else or dig into something that other people have been putting silverware in?

Sorry, couldn't be doing that.

However I do admire people who can get through that much ice cream. Has anybody ever done one of those on their own? I bet somebody has

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Tom they do supply individual bowls so you can divi it up if you want. I'm with you on the sharing thing I won't share someones else's food if they have eaten it let alone their cutlery. We even have our own mugs at home and then others for guests

[Bozza]

Originally Posted by mandco

Tom they do supply individual bowls so you can divi it up if you want. I'm with you on the sharing thing I won't share someones else's food if they have eaten it let alone their cutlery. We even have our own mugs at home and then others for guests

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But not the ability to properly wash things up?

[mandco]

Originally Posted by Bozza

But not the ability to properly wash things up?

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I have no issues with my washing up abilities but my ocd tendencies are a whole other thread

[boltyboy]

We had great fun doing it, well worth it in my opinion