RS Applecore

I've never had it at WDW, but the DFB published the Disney recipe for Tonga Toast a while back, and we made it at home. It was easy, SUPER delicious, very filling, and made quite a bit. We're thinking of making it again for a Sunday breakfast this month. Wow, those pics actually make me want to have it for lunch today!

So DH just reminded me that our last day was April 28th, and our last night was spent at the Boathouse. However--I'm not sure about the oysters and months with R thing. Still true? IDK. But I will say that the oysters in the Boathouse case are all labelled with where they came from. We went twice, and each time the oysters were different with different origin locations, including one very close to my hometown in CT! Never got sick on oysters. Beer, tequila, and once (horrifically) midori. But never oysters.

For $100, I'd rather sit at the bar in the Boathouse and down some oysters and drink some beers and watch the amphibicars out the huge open double doors. Which we did in May--and it was awesome Highly recommended activity.

Thank you! Cool little trailer you've got in your profile pic... Gonna have to check that out :)

Well this has been one of the most entertaining threads I've come across. I specifically searched for info on the bat house after seeing it for the first time last month during a carriage ride; our guide pointed it out. Me, I've lived in the country where bats came out at night, and I love them. They eat bugs. That kind of automatically makes you my friend At any rate, I'm here wondering if, since this thread was first lively last October, anyone has seen bats there or knows how it's going? I was under the impression the bats were living in it, but maybe not? Oh, and the letter was pric