What is a beavertail?? Or is it literally the tail of a beaver in which case why would you eat the tail of a beaver D=
Haha! No. It's just a Canadian pastry. Basically fried dough made to look like a beaver tail with a whole bunch of toppings on it. Usually sweet stuff like fruit, chocolate, whipped cream, sugar etc. They should really sell it in the Canada pavilion. I mean, it's either that Tim Hortons, Harvey's or Swiss Chalet. Take your pick Disney! We need at least one of those!
Where I'm from we always called them Moose antlers though.. http://www.beavertailsinc.com yumm!! I have to say I don't like Tim Hortons, Harvey's or Swiss Chalet. haha. Does that make me un-Canadian? They should put a sports bar in Canada in the upstairs part that use to be the Anna Green Gables shop but now it just empty!
That is so un-Canadian! Haha! J/k Canada at least needs a take out place of some kind like all the other countries. We only have popcorn and the restaurant.
Take out from the pub! yummm. You can get cheese soup and bread (pretzel..soo good!) from le cellier they definitely need to add something to the pavilion though, it's lacking in that upper area...and they could sell some different cdn clothing in the store..apparently Disney isn't a easy company to export to
Ooooo they should totally sell them! I would love to try them!! They look odd but oddly nice? Like a naan bread but not?
Oh my God!!! They are soooo delish!!! ;D I had one when I was visiting Ontario! I wish the UK had somewhere (nearish to me) that sold them! I'd get one every day! And poutine every night!!!
