Favorite Snacks around world showcase

[surgefest]

Whats everyone's favorite "snacks" around world showcase in epcot? This could be anything you can get at a counter service location or cart or gift shop. List as many as you want and where to get it. Thanks!

 

[Crazy Kanga]

School bread at the bakery in Norway!!!
Fiesta Magarita in Mexico at the Cantina.

 

[MadiMouse]

I'm an old fashioned "Suthern Gurl" so I always look forward to a hot funnel cake at the American pavillion.

 

[Caleb's Mom]

I second the vote for the School Bread at the Norway Bakery. Had it for the very first time two weeks ago -- I had to find out what all of the hype was about. Hooooly Cow! So delicious. So sad we split it three ways. Next year I'm getting my own. As a side note - I'm lactose intolerant so I had the clerk check with the chef/kitchen and it's made with an egg creme.

 

[Tinkerspell]

I agree with the Schoolbread! Omg yum!

Although I really like just about anything you can get out of the French patisserie. We pick up pastries to take back to the room for breakfast the next day.

 

[La2kw]

Fish & Chips from Yorkshire Fish Shop in UK.
Pastries from France
Pretzels, german chocolate cookie, and gummis from Germany
Funnel Cake from American Adventure
School bread, kringla, rice cream, or waffle from Norway

 

[believen]

Can someone describe the schoolbread? Thanks

 

[Homesick for Disney]

I like the Cadbury chocolates in England. Particularly the Flake bar.

 

[Tinkerspell]

Can someone describe the schoolbread? Thanks

I could, but there's a great cliche that a picture's worth 1000 words... this is someone's dining review

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1602708&page=7

It's almost halfway down the thread. It's a fluffy bread filled with custard and topped with sugary sweetness. We get two and split them for breakfasts... usually takes two days to eat them!

 

[scrump]

I love the rice cream in Norway!

 

[believen]

Thanks Tinkerspell! It looks like a new favorite!

 

[audisight]

Anything from the bakery in France is a good choice. From Norway the school bread and the sweet pretzels are great. In America the funnel cakes are awsome. If you want a mini meal/snack the Cantina de San Angel rocks!

 

[hapi2bme]

Can't wait to try the School Bread...thanks for the tip and the picture link!!!! Forget the rides...I'm going to eat my way around Epcot!!!!
31 days!!!!

 

[Tara]

I have to have cinnamon glazed roasted almonds every time.

 

[SorcererDonald16]

Another vote for School Bread in Norway. Also lefse (looks like a rolled up pastry with cinnamon filling), also in Norway. Kringla Bakery is just awesome; one of my favorite things on every trip is eating lunch there.

Have fun!

 

[mpls_mm]

Does it have coconut on it? Is it noticeable if it does?

 

[Tinkerspell]

Yep, just a light dusting of coconut on the top. I suppose if you're not a fan, you could easily brush it off though. The rest of it is not at all coconut flavored.

 

[SorcererDonald16]

Yep, just a light dusting of coconut on the top. I suppose if you're not a fan, you could easily brush it off though. The rest of it is not at all coconut flavored.

This is a picture I took of school bread in March 2006:

IMO, it's pretty heavy on the coconut, and you can't really brush the coconut off. Most of it is stuck on there pretty good. You can take a plastic knife to it and try to scrape some of it off or cut off the top part, but that doesn't work so well either. Worse comes to worst, cut the entire thing into fourths and then just don't eat the top part with coconut on it.

 

[believen]

If it's hot, we have to get Kaki Gori!

 

[bassoon2]

The shaved ice at Kaki Gori

AND the Creme Brulee in France pastry shop!