We may have found the spot at Disney World that guarantees you’re going to find a delicious sweet treat!

If you’ve ever been to the Artist’s Palette at Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort, you know that the artwork they create there is the tasty art that dances on your taste buds. There are so many options around Disney World to find a sweet treat, but this place has TONS to offer. Which is why we grabbed FIVE desserts from here!

The Artist’s Palette has so many things to offer. They have meals, snacks, drinks, but what we really went for were the sweets. From cakes to brownies to cream puffs, there is a wild selection of goodies at your fingertips. As we said, we got five treats, and we’re sharing them all with you!

Let’s start with the Cannoli Cupcake for $6.99. This was one of those big Disney cupcakes that you know will be more than enough. There’s nothing super special about this treat other than the cannolo on top, but it is really good! The cupcake itself is very soft and thick. There’s a lot of icing on this thing, but it isn’t overwhelming. The icing is very soft, and it’s very fluffy. It’s almost like chewing into a cloud.

It also comes with chocolate chips on the top to give it a little bit more of a sweet and flavourful taste. They don’t give you too much chocolate, which is good because it doesn’t overtake the vanilla flavour of the cupcake.

The chocolate-covered cannolo on top is filled with this thicker icing. It’s the same icing you’ll find at the centre of the cupcake. The cannolo is really tasty, not nearly as sweet as you think it would be, which we appreciated. Great crunch, definitely a texture change from the cupcake. Overall, this is a great treat!

Next, we had the Pistachio-Chocolate Cream Puff for $6.49. A Cast Member told us that this was supposed to be delicious, so we had high hopes going in! This was really good, but it also feels like a lot. You probably will end up eating half of it and saving half of it for later.

The cream puff has a really good crunch to it, with a soft interior. It’s filled with custard and chocolate cream. The inside of the cream puff is soft, and then you add the softness of the two creams inside of it, you get the perfect balance.

We will say, this one on the surface doesn’t look too appetizing, but it’s the taste that counts!

Then there’s the Pineapple-Coconut Cheesecake for $6.29. Even if you’re not the biggest coconut fan, and you’re a little skeptical going into this one, don’t worry. You’ll probably still enjoy this. The cheesecake is extremely soft, like biting into a cloud.

It goes down super easily, and the cookie layer at the bottom has a really good balance to the texture. They really knew how to balance the flavors on this because you don’t get too much pineapple, and you don’t get too much coconut. It’s really just a nice, refreshing summer treat.

We loved the Toasted Marshmallow Brownie for $5.99. The Cast Member at the cashier told us that this is so much better warm than cold. The treat comes cold, so we let it sit a little to get to room temperature at least, before digging in. This probably had the most unique mix of flavors out of all of the treats.

You get Graham cracker, you get brownie, you get chocolate, you get marshmallow, this thing has it all. We do think the cast member was right, and that this probably is just better warmer (or at least room temperature). We didn’t try it cold, but we don’t know if we would want to. We feel like taste-wise, it is super chocolate heavy, which makes sense since a brownie.

This is probably a given, but brownie fans will love this treat! Honestly, any dessert fan should really like this. The whole thing is pretty soft. We expected a little bit of a crunch with the cracker at the bottom, but it didn’t really add much of a texture difference. They added the right amount of marshmallows because you can actually taste them despite the brownie being so chocolate-heavy.

Lastly, we had the Pride Honey Cake for $6.99, which is only here for June. This cake was deceivingly thick, to the point where it’s hard to cut into or pull apart with your fork. It’s partly because the cake is thick, but it’s also partly because the icing is thick too. The honeycomb on top of the cake reminds us of that fidget toy, where you pop the inside. There’s also a little bee on top.

For it being a honey cake, we do feel like it’s pretty vanilla-forward. You get a little bit of honey from the icing, but the cake is so thick that it just overtakes the whole flavor with vanilla. There’s some blueberry-jam-ish type filling in this cake, which was actually really tasty. We think the cake could’ve used more of that.

The icing is this interesting foamy texture. It just feels like the cake is wrapped in marshmallow, basically. We’re honestly most surprised by the fact that there just wasn’t more flavor to this other than vanilla cake. The bumblebee on top is one of those soft candies, while the rainbow honeycomb was one of those white chocolate pieces that Disney puts on their cupcakes and cakes.

We weren’t the biggest fans of the honeycomb. It felt kind of like biting into wax, but it’s honestly no different than any other kind that you get around Disney. We think we were expecting more from this, but we did enjoy it!

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