Best Snacks at World Showcase?

[Luke P]

Hello once again fellow Disney fans,

What are the "can't miss" snacks while walking around the World Showcase? Would like to try something unique from every country. Thank you very much for any input!

 

[mf1972]

fish & chips from the UK. it’s a must every trip. fresh caramel popcorn from germany hits the spot & any pastry from les halles boulangerie is well worth it.

 

[zurgandfriend]

a funnel cake from the American Adventure.

 

[JTT]

School Bread, Rice Cream from Norway
Anything from Les Halles Boulangerie-Patisserie in France

 

["El Gran Magnifico"]

Guinness

 

[Rachel S1321]

Fish and Chips in the UK!!! Anything in France is really tasty, the pastries are amazing!

 

[JIMINYCR]

Boulangerie Pastries in France. Walking in there youll be hit with multiple decadent choices. Thats the best place to visit first.
The Funnel Cakes from the kiosk outside of American pavillion. They have several options.
Outside of Italy there is a Gelato stand with many interesting options.. Canolis and Tiramisu also.
If youre a caramel or Werthers candy fan then Germanys Karamell Kuche is your place.
Norways Kringle bakery has some tasty pastries... The Troll horn is my favorite from there.

 

[Captain Barbossa]

Black beans from Mexico, gelato from Italy, and ice cream from France.

 

[Darkzeid25]

The cinnamon loaf from Kringla Bakery was really good.

 

[RustySpork]

Anything from La Cava Del Tequila! I'm also a sucker for the funnel cake in America.

 

[Simba's Mom]

To me, the best thing from Les Halles in France is the creme brûlée. And it makes an excellent breakfast!

 

[mf1972]

sunshine seasons has a good strawberry shortcake too that i have to get every time. the cinnamon cronut from the refreshment port is good as well.

 

[RustySpork]

sunshine seasons has a good strawberry shortcake too that i have to get every time. the cinnamon cronut from the refreshment port is good as well.

The cronut was my favorite snack until they started making so many of them in advance and leaving them out to get stale. Hopefully that's no longer the case. I stopped getting them after a few bad ones.

 

[Bairstow]

I've always been a fan of going into the Mitsukoshi Department Store at the Japanese pavilion and buying something unrecognizable to eat, preferably with a sea creature or unidentifiable fruit on the package.

 

[I am Timmy]

My oldest goes into Mitsukoshi and comes out with armfuls of stuff for us to try. We take it back to our room and try something everyday. Also, giant pretzels from Germany are my favorite! Followed by school bread in Norway. So delicious, I wish these things would last in the post so I could have them mailed to me. Someone should start this as a business. It would work.

 

[NiarrNDisney]

I don't have a favorite snack from each country but I do have a few "must haves" my traveling buddies and I always seem to enjoy!

American Adventure - Peach Cobbler (Liberty Tree)
China - Curry Chicken Pockets (Joy of Tea)
France - Napoleon (Les Halles)
Germany - Nudel Gratin (Sommerfest), Sea Salt Caramel (Karamel Kuche)
Italy - Cannoli (Tutto Gusto), Small Plates especially the Asparagus and the Seafood salad (Tutto Gusto)
Japan - Kakigori (Kabuki Cafe), Sushi (Katsura)
Morocco - Baklava (Tangierine Cafe Coffee Bar), Tapas especially the Brie, Fish Croquettes, Hummus and Spicy Shrimp, (Spice Road Table)
Norway - Troll Horn (Kringla Bakeri)
United Kingdom - Fish and Chips (Rose & Crown Pub, Yorkshire Fish Shop)

 

[worldofsounds]

The pressed brioche ice cream sandwich at France's L'Aritsan des Glaces. They make their own ice creams and the salted caramel is my favorite.
I also like ANYTHING from Karamell-Kuche in Germany.

 

[Weather_Lady]

The baklava at Tangierine Cafe (Morocco) is really good.

 

[DisneyDoctor]

A cronut!!! So good.

 

[larryz]

Tangierine Cafe's platters, which gives you a protein and three sides, so four people can snack on it for ~$15.00.