The Snack Gideon's Bakehouse Only Sells for Two Hours A Day

Did you know there is a Gideon’s Bakehouse snack so elusive that it is only available two hours a day? Here are all the details for when and where you can find this delectable treat!

Disney Snacks

One of the very best parts about visiting Walt Disney World is finding delicious things to eat. In fact, there are snacks people go home and dream of.

Some of the more popular foods include Mickey-shaped classics like Mickey Pretzels, Mickey Waffles, and Mickey Bars. Some foods like Dole Whip and Cheeseburger Spring Rolls have their own following.

But, did you know there is a snack so elusive that it is only available for 2 hours a day? It is true! And, it is dangerously delicious!

Gideon’s Bakehouse in Disney Springs is an extremely popular bakery serving up gigantic soft cookies, cake slices, and cold brews. It is so popular that a line often wraps around the building.

You may know and love Gideon’s extremely popular cookies. But, did you know that you can have them with ice cream?

That’s right! Twice a day, Gideon’s Bakehouse hosts “Hot Cookie Hour.” Lucky visitors can enjoy a chocolate chip cookie, served hot with a heaping scoop of vanilla ice cream!

If you want this special treat, you will have to be in the store during one of two very specific time frames. They are for sale for exactly one hour in the afternoon and one hour in the evening!

You can get a hot Gideon’s chocolate chip cookie served with vanillia ice cream at 2:00-3:00 PM and 7:00-8:00 PM daily while supplies last!

This delicious treat is $10, and it is definitely large enough to share (if you are willing to share that is). It is not part of the Disney Dining Plan.

Be sure to make lining up during Hot Cookie Hour a priority if you want one. And, don’t be surprised if they sell out.

Have you ever gotten to enjoy a Gideon’s cookie during Hot Cookie Hour? Do you think it is worth lining up for? Let us know in the comments. And, be sure to pass the secret along to your friends who have visits planned.