Tiana’s Famous Beignets Extended an Extra Month. The official word from Disney Eats is that beignets being sold in the Magic Kingdom will not end sales at the end of February. So if you have not had a chance to taste these pseudo beignets with strawberry sauce you will get an extra month.
Now, according to the newest Women’s History Month Foodie Guide released this week, Tiana’s Famous Beignets will be around until the end of March. This March, Women’s History Month at Walt Disney World Resort will be bursting with flavors inspired by some of your favorite women characters, like Tiana, Moana, and Minnie Mouse herself, as well as plenty of delights developed by female food and beverage cast members.
Golden Oak Outpost (Available March 1 through 31)
- Tiana’s Famous Beignets: Light, sweet, and fluffy beignets with strawberry dipping sauce
From The FUNatics Blog Review:
We know how much people enjoy beignets at Port Orleans French Quarter. We have seen people take the water taxi from the springs for a quick bite at Scat Cat’s. Heck, we have been lucky enough for the resort to let us park and run in real fats and grab a couple of Mickey Shaped Beignets. A little bit of warm salted caramel, or the choccy sauce. Delicious.
Now we got to try the Famous Tiana Beignets at the Golden Outpost in the Magic Kingdom. Which, for those who may be running over to try them, the hours are 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM. Which we did not realize, so we waited for a little while.
Was the wait worth it? In a word, YES! I really liked these beignets. They were smaller than the Mickey-shaped ones, which in my opinion was great because it had more of the crust per square inch. The flavor was excellent, and the center was soft and chewy.
This leads to our only issue with these Famous beignets, they could have used more sugar. it felt like only the top of ours was coated and not the whole piece. Plus they only serve it with a cold strawberry sauce, which apparently is good and works well with them. No Choccy, or caramel sauces.
So, would we recommend them? Absolutely. Eating them while the construction continues on Tiana’s Bayou Adventure in front of us was a cool experience. We only hope they bring them to Magic Kingdom full-time when the attraction opens later this year.
