Disney Springs just got fancier. The Edison Angeled Eggs feature caviar and a crispy potato cake for $99. Discover this upscale appetizer.
The Edson at Disney Springs added a luxury appetizer to its menu. Still, those looking to pay basically $100 for an appetizer with some caviar have a new option at Disney Springs. Of course, diners at The Edison can try the new deviled eggs that have recently appeared on the menu at The Edison.
The new upscale appetizer shares many characteristics with deviled eggs. Nevertheless, it looks different. The new Angeled Eggs at The Edison cost $99. The menu description reads, “cage-free, traditional, crispy potato cake, 1 oz. caviar.”
What are Angeled Eggs?
Angeled eggs function as a variation of traditional deviled eggs, which are a classic appetizer made by hard-boiling eggs, slicing them in half, and mixing the yolks with various ingredients before spooning or piping the mixture back into the whites. The term “angeled eggs,” usually refers to a healthier, milder, or more wholesome version of deviled eggs. These play the role of being the “angelic” counterpart to the “devilishly” spicy or rich traditional recipe.
Angeled eggs are a lighter, often more nutritious take on deviled eggs. They typically omit or reduce heavy or spicy ingredients such as mayonnaise, mustard, or hot sauce, and instead incorporate healthier alternatives like:
- Greek yogurt instead of mayo
- Avocado for creaminess
- Hummus or mashed chickpeas
- Fresh herbs (like dill or parsley)
- Lemon juice for brightness
- Minimal salt or no added sugar
The term “angeled” emphasizes a gentler, health-conscious approach. These eggs are ideal for those looking to reduce fat and calories, follow dietary restrictions, or simply prefer milder flavors. While not a widely official culinary term, “angeled eggs” is a clever and appealing name for a lighter, healthier twist on the deviled egg. They offer all the charm and satisfaction of the original, without the heaviness, making them a solid choice for modern, health-minded eaters.
The Edison Angeled Eggs
Nevertheless, The Edison decided to up the game with angeled eggs. They added caviar to them. This explains why the new deviled egg appetizer is $15 at The Edison and the angeled eggs cost $99. While this style of appetizer aligns well with the Prohibition-era theme of The Edison, it will be interesting to see how long it remains on the menu. Can a third-party table service restaurant market and create a quality $99 appetizer?
Indeed, caviar appetizers are a staple at signature Walt Disney World restaurants like Victoria & Albert’s at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa. Can The Edison pull it off at Disney Springs?
The Edison is known for its more expensive High-Roller Cocktails, which cost between $30 and $38. Those drinks feature plenty of pomp and circumstance. Additionally, these beverages receive mostly positive reviews from guests. Will The Edison Angeled Eggs follow suit? Will the decision to add Deviled Eggs to The Edison menu bring rewards when guests can get the Church Lady Deviled Eggs nearby at Chef Art Smith’s Homecomin’? Like most things in the restaurant business these days, only time will tell regarding The Edison Angeled Eggs.
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