The Disney Aeon turkey leg- there are many things to talk about here regarding the turkey leg. Where should I start? Well, first, all of you
Disney Parkoholics out there understand the significance of the turkey
leg. The turkey leg has become a sacred symbol of visiting the parks
and during my time as a character performer, a fellow face character had
actually spent time working at one of the turkey carts in her past at the Magic
Kingdom. Imagine that, Mulan serving turkey legs. Back to Japan, the Japanese folks have taken the turkey legs out of the parks and
have brought them to the supermarkets! This demonstrates the love they
have here for the Tokyo Disney Resort. But the turkey legs aren't an
ordinary find. Turkey is not very popular here and the reason I could
find them at Aeon is related to a second point, the Christmas holiday.
Christmas
is the most romantic Japanese holiday. Not followers of Christ,
Christmas is the time you spend time with your boyfriend or girlfriend
and have a nice meal of... chicken! You must reserve your chicken from
KFC or Costco a few weeks in advance of Christmas or you run the risk of not having
our favorite feathered friend for dinner. So you must be wondering how the Disney turkey leg relates to Christmas. Well, Christmas is romantic and
going to Disneyland is romantic. What better to rekindle your romantic Disney
memories with your love on Christmas than a Disney turkey leg (especially if you neglected to reserve your chicken)?
The
turkey leg tasted just like the ones at the parks minus the 8:30
firework show. Maybe this one will become a tradition and replace the
Colonel's bucket. I give it five gobble gobbles out of five gobble gobbles. For your information though, I'd rather enjoy them at Disneyland instead of my 2LDK apartment.
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