Don't they have cookies on the ship or free?

[golfadj]

Same here .... Also going to try a guys burger, a twilight zone, and some hot chocolate. Never had had any of these. :eek:

 

What is a twilight zone

[Butterbean1000]

Frozen cocktail. Not sure what's in it. It is the blue and white swirl drink. I think the white is pina colada.

Edited January 4, 2014 by Butterbean1000

[rolltidebama]

It's rum, melon liqueur, coconut cream blended with ice. Plus there's blue curaçao on top. It's pretty good!

[golfadj]

It's rum, melon liqueur, coconut cream blended with ice. Plus there's blue curaçao on top. It's pretty good!

 

We have a coctail party on our cruise in Feb. Will give it a try.

[MikeM]

But BEST with a cup of delicious Carnival hot chocolate! :D

 

Perfect

[rolltidebama]

Golfadj-I really enjoyed it. It was much better than a piña colada to me.

[buellblaster]

I have ordered the room service ones after reading on the boards how good they were. But they were really small and not good at all. Maybe I got a bad batch.

[bragstarr]

(Cue Music) Nananana Nananana you are entering the Twiligt Zone. Must add this to my list of things to try on my cruise next week!

[Tutankhamen]

Have to say, I am a bit shocked that some think the cookies in the buffet line are so good. Not sure if my taste buds are off, but they are nothing like cookies made at home from scratch. They reminded me of the generic cookies my grandmother would give me.

 

Now, before anyone says "anything I do not have to cook is great". I agree, it is nice not having to cook, but my taste buds are not skewed because of not having to cook.

 

Makes me wonder, is the tap water to die for too??

[beachbum53]

From what I understand, calories don't count on vacation. :p

 

Also, there are no calories in broken cookies (or so I've been told).

[funinthesun1964]

I've never had the cookies either! So much food to eat on the ship, I am always to full to eat anything else! Maybe I will try sometime.

 

Although, I have had the Twilight Zone (good, but didn't seem very strong) and Guy's Burgers (very good IMO).

 

Another thing I'll have to try is the hot chocolate...

[golfadj]

Golfadj-I really enjoyed it. It was much better than a piña colada to me.

 

Stopped having miami vice's as decided they were too sweet, have to give this a try.

[golfadj]

Have to say, I am a bit shocked that some think the cookies in the buffet line are so good. Not sure if my taste buds are off, but they are nothing like cookies made at home from scratch. They reminded me of the generic cookies my grandmother would give me.

 

Now, before anyone says "anything I do not have to cook is great". I agree, it is nice not having to cook, but my taste buds are not skewed because of not having to cook.

 

Makes me wonder, is the tap water to die for too??

 

We are all different. A great cookie to you may not seem the same to me.

[sanmarcosman]

To each their own, I prefer soft cookies. We are all different and this is what makes life interesting.

 

We are all different. A great cookie to you may not seem the same to me.

 

I see you changed your tune :)

[golfadj]

I see you changed your tune :)

 

Not at all, think the choc chip cookies on lido are outstanding.

[sanmarcosman]

[quote name='golfadj']Very true[/quote]

No, the part about people being different, not the cookie ;)

[crusinpsychRN]

[quote name='AmandaEnzo']From what I understand, calories don't count on vacation. :p[/quote]

This is a guaranteed fact.;)

[golfadj]

[quote name='crusinpsychRN']This is a guaranteed fact.;)[/quote]

Only on leap years.

[bragstarr]

Cookie calories also do not count when crumbled over or in ice cream.:D

[RWolver672]

[quote name='AmandaEnzo']Just wondering why they sell them on their site if we can get them or free? :confused:[/QUOTE]

I've often wondered that about the fruit baskets too. There's all kinds of fruit available in the buffet for breakfast.

[tlw440]

Did somebody say [SIZE="5"]COOKIE[/SIZE]

[Rena921]

[quote name='RWolver672']I've often wondered that about the fruit baskets too. There's all kinds of fruit available in the buffet for breakfast.[/QUOTE]

But the nuts, crackers, wine and yummy cheeses are not. But for us we never have to buy them, the casino host send them to us. Edited January 5, 2014 by Rena921

[AmandaEnzo]

[quote name='Rena921']But the nuts, crackers, wine and yummy cheeses are not. But for us we never have to buy them, the casino host send them to us.[/QUOTE]

I thought you could get cheese tray for desert at dinner?

[Rena921]

[quote name='AmandaEnzo']I thought you could get cheese tray for desert at dinner?[/QUOTE]

Not sure with the new menus, I have heard they are no longer available. I plan to find out in March though. I normally almost always request a cheese plate to go from the MDR. The spreadable cheeses in the fruit basket are great for a late night snack. I am pretty much dairy free in normal life, so when I'm on a cruise, cheese & crackers are my vice. Especially on the balcony with a glass of wine. Edited January 5, 2014 by Rena921

[MichelleChell]

I ordered them from room service and they came warm and yummy. They actually showed up twice. So I put them in a ziplock and we enjoyed it the whole trip.