"The menu includes both alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, and is sure to be a hit with the kids who get to see their drink made with test tubes."
Were those test tubes properly autoclaved?
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2017 Epcot Food and Wine Festival beginning August 31st
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Were those test tubes properly autoclaved?
rocketraccoon
Well-Known Member
This year's scavenger hunt doesn't include pins, but does have some sufficiently cute keychains.
$6 for a sheet, plus plenty of walking (or cheat if you're lame!)
$6 for a sheet, plus plenty of walking (or cheat if you're lame!)
ford91exploder
Resident Curmudgeon
Not impressed by this year's entrance display. Certainly the 2007 version (that also featured Remy) was much better.
2017:
2007:
http://www.wdwmagic.com/events/inte...international-food-and-wine-festival/6306.htm
As Spirit notes the 'Going out Of Business' vibe st WDW is strong this year. My town's old home day floats looked better than those and they cost alot less
Princess Leia
Well-Known Member
That Brazilian pavilion can't come soon enough
Also, if Spain is still an option for the future, I'll be very interested if they use a similar design for the pavilion:
Ugh, I want to eat all of this
Horizons '83
Well-Known Member
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I am going to get really fat for the week I am at the world in a few weeks. Great selections this year.
michmousefan
Well-Known Member
Yep, the end of the month can't come fast enough!
rocketraccoon
Well-Known Member
Wonders of Life is still gross.
The outside of Millennium Village (or whatever it's called now) is being used as a smoking area and for the restrooms. No idea why, barely anyone was heading that way.
The men's side has like 25 stalls, 20 urinals, and two separate areas of sinks. It's honestly more impressive than it has right to be.
The outside of Millennium Village (or whatever it's called now) is being used as a smoking area and for the restrooms. No idea why, barely anyone was heading that way.
The men's side has like 25 stalls, 20 urinals, and two separate areas of sinks. It's honestly more impressive than it has right to be.
Bolt
Well-Known Member
Well now that you posted this more people will use it - thanks for blowing secrets.Wonders of Life is still gross.
The outside of Millennium Village (or whatever it's called now) is being used as a smoking area and for the restrooms. No idea why, barely anyone was heading that way.
The men's side has like 25 stalls, 20 urinals, and two separate areas of sinks. It's honestly more impressive than it has right to be.
PorterRedkey
Well-Known Member
I'm heading there now!
Simba's Mom
Well-Known Member
That reminds me, has anyone gone to a culinary demo yet this year? I've heard that they've discontinued serving wine with your food sample. Granted it was a small glass of wine, but it was a small sample, so it matches. But to just serve water this year-seems so cheap!
That Guy
Active Member
As disappointed as I was to discover Poland no longer has a booth, it seems like they have made an effort to keep as much of the Showcase walkway open as possible. The new setup does seem to ease the cattle drive feel around Germany. This the first Saturday I have ever visited and not felt like I required a livestock tag to walk through.
Yeah, they did a better job of that this year, especially by putting a lot of the booths in the triangle between The Land, World Showcase Plaza, and Innoventions West; including putting some booths in Innoventions West and also Odyssey.
michmousefan
Well-Known Member
Quick question, festival-goers who might have an Apple Watch: Can you use Apple Pay at the F&W booths?
RSoxNo1
Well-Known Member
betty rose
Well-Known Member
Love bugs too. Really yucky.Ugh, it's way too hot to enjoy food and wine at the end of August and for most of September
RSoxNo1
Well-Known Member
I was very underwhelmed by Light Lab. The "Glownut" was a donut with frosting. The cotton candy/vanilla tonic water drink was awful. You've been warned.
We took a quick look are Light Lab and left without trying anything. It was obvious everything was going to be way too sweet. We joked about how they spun the sugar to make cotton candy only to dissolve it into the drink... they could have just put a teaspoon of the unspun sugar right into the drink for the same result without the extra step of spinning it. Also, peeved at the lack of signage showing what the drinks were. Had to get close to the register to find out.
If you're reading this Mr. Walt Epcot, you need to seriously change up what "Light Lab" is or dump it... it's not working.