Must eats at Epcot

[ChisJo]

As well as drinking around the world, we are thinking of eating around the world. Can you all give me some ideas for SMALL snacks from each world pavilion at Epcot? I already know the drinks thanks to a previous thread, but the only thing I can think of is:

The cheese soup at Le Cellier in Canada
The Boulangerie at the French Paviolion

Any other suggestions?

Thanks - Jo

[pezheadmeg]

Ok, I'll give the list a shot.

Mexico--a taquito or taco to go with the margarita
Norway--school bread
China--eggrolls
Germany--any type of wurst, if not a pretzle
Italy--why snack when you can eat a whole meal?
US--funnell cake!
Japan--saki, hey it counts as a fruit on my exchange diet :rotfl:
Morocco--I've never actually eaten here :scared1: (guess I have a mission now!)
France--a Crepe
England--fish and chips
Canada--of course the cheddar cheese soup

[dauser]

I love the bratwurst and sauerkraut in Germany. Not exactly a small snack, but if you ask for it without the bun and share it with someone, it might qualify!

Rick

[jordancej]

I'm all about the Margarita!! :)

[siskaren]

Norway also has lefse and pretzels, although the pretzels are pretty good-sized - perfect for sharing, though! I haven't tried it, but Morocco has baklava - I'm thinking I'm going to have to try it this trip. :)

[bearzabout]

My favorites:

Norway--sweet pretzel with nuts or the waffle along with rice cream (they are great when eaten together)
China--ginger ice cream
Germany--apple strudel with vanilla sauce
Italy--lemon gelato
Japan--miso soup, shave ice
Morocco--finger baklava, cous cous side dish
France--chocolate croissants
England--fish and chips

[ChisJo]

My favorites:

Norway--sweet pretzel with nuts or the waffle along with rice cream (they are great when eaten together)
China--ginger ice cream
Germany--apple strudel with vanilla sauce
Italy--lemon gelato
Japan--miso soup, shave ice
Morocco--finger baklava, cous cous side dish
France--chocolate croissants
England--fish and chips

Uhm....sounds like I'll need a diet after our next trip....sounds great!

[wezee]

though I'm not a beer drinker I leave that for my DH) I love the warm sugar coated almonds and pecans at the small cart around Germany washed down with a few swigs of hubby's stout German beer. It's a real taste sensation. Enjoy:goodvibes

[Simba's Mom]

As well as drinking around the world, we are thinking of eating around the world. Can you all give me some ideas for SMALL snacks from each world pavilion at Epcot? I already know the drinks thanks to a previous thread, but the only thing I can think of is:

The cheese soup at Le Cellier in Canada
The Boulangerie at the French Paviolion

Any other suggestions?

Thanks - Jo
Is there a place where you can get just the cheese soup? Or does LeCellier make it available for take out? I've never had it before and was wondering where I might be able to get just the soup.