My hubby and I have decided to really take our time walking around the world in Epcot on our upcoming trip.
What are your favorite snacks in each country?
What are your favorite snacks in each country?
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Snacking around the world
- Thread starter CinderellyKelly
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HouCuseChickie
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We made a rather feeble attempt to snack around the WS back in Nov. We enjoyed the schoolbread in Norway and had yummy brats at Sommerfest in Germany. The lines for sweet treats in Germany and France were just too long so we skipped 'em both. 
It's been some time, but we also really enjoyed the fish and chips in the UK way back when.
It's been some time, but we also really enjoyed the fish and chips in the UK way back when.
zurgandfriend
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Moving counter-clockwise around the World Showcase;
Mexico – Churritos - La Cantina de San Angel
Norway – School Bread - Kringla bakeri
China – Pork & veggie egg roll - Lotus Blossom Café
Germany – Pretzel – Sommerfest
Italy – Cannoli – Gelato Stand
USA – Funnel Cake from the kiosk at the American Adventure
Japan – Okonami Yaki (Vegie pancake) – Katsura Grill
Morocco – Falafel – Tangierine Café
France – Coconut Pyramid – Boulangerie Patisserie
United Kingdom – English bulldog (a sausage, or banger, loaded) Rose & Crown Pub
Canada – North Bay Smoothie – Snack cart
And in Future World a Mickey ice cream bar
Mexico – Churritos - La Cantina de San Angel
Norway – School Bread - Kringla bakeri
China – Pork & veggie egg roll - Lotus Blossom Café
Germany – Pretzel – Sommerfest
Italy – Cannoli – Gelato Stand
USA – Funnel Cake from the kiosk at the American Adventure
Japan – Okonami Yaki (Vegie pancake) – Katsura Grill
Morocco – Falafel – Tangierine Café
France – Coconut Pyramid – Boulangerie Patisserie
United Kingdom – English bulldog (a sausage, or banger, loaded) Rose & Crown Pub
Canada – North Bay Smoothie – Snack cart
And in Future World a Mickey ice cream bar
cornandacobb
Well-Known Member
Hungry for a sandwich check out Norway. Last month had both the Ham and Apple Sandwich with Jarlsberg and Muenster and Norwegian Club Sandwich - turkey, ham, and bacon with Jarlsberg and Muenster cheese with fresh tomatoes, sliced red onion, and lingonberrry mayonnaise cheese. Both served warm. Yum.
Wife and daughter loved the rice cream(rice pudding with strawberry sauce on top).
Wife and daughter loved the rice cream(rice pudding with strawberry sauce on top).
the1nonlysinger
Active Member
We're planning to do the same thing! So excited to read everyone's favorites! Happy Eating, CinderellyKelly!
Um this sounds deeeeeelish!
YAYYYYY for eating lol!!! This will be our first trip with our 9 month old son, so we want to take it slow!We're planning to do the same thing! So excited to read everyone's favorites! Happy Eating, CinderellyKelly!
Wow!! Lots of great tips!! Thank you!
I have a feeling we won't get very far too!We made a rather feeble attempt to snack around the WS back in Nov. We enjoyed the schoolbread in Norway and had yummy brats at Sommerfest in Germany. The lines for sweet treats in Germany and France were just too long so we skipped 'em both.
Just looked that up and it looks so yummy!
Avenger117
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The Cloudberry Horn and Schoolbread at Kringla Bakeri are really great!
NiarrNDisney
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Mexico - Queso con Jalapeno (La Cava del Tequila)
Norway - Cloudberry Horn (Kringla Bakeri)
China - Curry Chicken Pockets (Joy of Tea)
Germany - Pretzel (Sommerfest)
Italy - Cannoli (Gelato Stand)
America - Funnel Cake (Kiosk)
Japan - Sushi (Katsura or Tokyo Dining)
Morocco - Baklava (Tangierine Cafe)
France - Anything from Boulangerie Patisserie
United Kingdom - Fish & Chips (Yorkshire County Fish Shop)
Canada - Beaver Tails (Sorry no longer available)
Norway - Cloudberry Horn (Kringla Bakeri)
China - Curry Chicken Pockets (Joy of Tea)
Germany - Pretzel (Sommerfest)
Italy - Cannoli (Gelato Stand)
America - Funnel Cake (Kiosk)
Japan - Sushi (Katsura or Tokyo Dining)
Morocco - Baklava (Tangierine Cafe)
France - Anything from Boulangerie Patisserie
United Kingdom - Fish & Chips (Yorkshire County Fish Shop)
Canada - Beaver Tails (Sorry no longer available)
Figgy1
Premium Member
chocolate mouse a at BP(France) schoolbread Norway Baklava Morocco happy eating
DisneyFan381
Member
Mexico – churros and margaritas
China – too much!! especially if you go during the Food & Wine Festival. Ginger ice cream or redbean icecream available year round.
Germany – pretzel
USA – turkey leg
Japan – Kaki Gori - cherry!!!
Morocco – anything at the Tangerine Cafe (another vote in the "too much!!" dept if you go during the F&WF)
France – anything at the Patisserie, but the ham & cheese baguette is sticking out right now!!
UK – fish & chips!
And seriously, if you go in the fall during the F&WF, this list triples. We spend a lot of time eating at Epcot!!!
DisneyPrincess5
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I just checked a menu and I didn't see this on there, but a few trips ago at the Kringla Bakery at Norway we had an AMAZING potatoe and goat cheese tart. We also love the French pastry shop.
You'd be surprised to learn the great treats that are within each country and you guys taking things allow will allow you to take that and other small details in! Enjoy.
You'd be surprised to learn the great treats that are within each country and you guys taking things allow will allow you to take that and other small details in! Enjoy.
the1nonlysinger
Active Member
Is there any one dessert found in the countries that is an out-of-this-world must-have??