Disneyland is cool and all, but California Adventure is really where the fun's at. Cars Land is astounding, and Pixar Pier is beautiful! As an adult I enjoyed this park a hell of a lot more, partly because there were lesser crowds and the rides were more fun. Mainly, I thought the food choices to be LOTS better. Let me get started -

I foolishly began my day at Pym Tasting Lab with an overpriced bee's knees called the Honey Buzz (Plymouth gin, lemon juice, honey syrup with a honey stick). Minus the abhorrent amount of ice they "have" to put in, I loved this sugar-filled beverage. It def lived up to it's name, I was pretty buzzed for the rest of the morning (I'm a lightweight and I'm proud of it).

Next up was the delicious, limited edition Chocolate Peanut Butter Cheesecake Churro (phew, that's a mouthful!) from the Cozy Cone Motel 1. Talk about sugary heaven! I loved it! It was so crispy and warm, although I could hardly tell the churro had any cheesecake flavoring. Nonetheless, still good and would recommend!!!

For a mid-morning snack my husband and I made our way to the Adorable Snowman Frosted Treats for the famous Pixar Pier Frosty Parfait (nondairy lemon soft serve with blue raspberry ICEE swirl, $6.99). THIS WAS FREAKING PHENOMENAL. Not only is it a bang for your buck, but it tastes crazy good. It wasn't even that warm of a day and I enjoyed every bit of it, I can only imagine how refreshing it would taste on a hot Californian day.

Next we headed back to Cars Land for a Bacon Mac N Cheese Cone ($8.99) for lunch. There was a generous amount of bacon not only sprinkled on top of the cone but also mixed inside with the mac. Full of cheesy goodness and tasted very good!

The star of the entire day was my mid-day snack, the Cosmic Cream Orb. Yeah it’s kinda ugly on the outside but don’t be fooled. It’s a crispy cream puff with whipped raspberry cheesecake mousse. It is TO DIE FOR! Out of everything I ate I’m still thinking about this and scrambling to find a copycat recipe ASAP!

I ended the day with Asada fries from Award Wieners ($10.49). It’s their signature filmstrip fries with marinated carne Asada, cheddar, cilantro and onions. They were ‘ight, very simple compared to some of the park’s out-of-this-world creations. Nothing really special but still tasted great as I was eating them!

As far as theme park good goes, Disney does a phenomenal job creating some of the most eye-catching and mouth-watering morsels that truly deliver. A+