Can i get school bread anywhere outside epcot?

[Lollipop's Mom]

Old at downtown Disney at all? Any place other than Norway?

 

[Hopefully]

Old at downtown Disney at all? Any place other than Norway?

No, I don't believe so

 

[CanadianPaco]

No, I don't believe so

This is on our "must try" list for next month!

 

[Farps]

Mmmmmmmmm !!!

 

[LSUfan4444]

I cannot remember being so underwhelmed by something at Disney.

I hate being that guy, but almost everything else that came this recommended we absolutely loved (Dole Whips, Cronut, Nutella and Fruit Waffle Sandwich, Ice Cream Brioche sandwich, etc etc etc.), but I was so confused after trying it. I actually thought I ordered the wrong thing or was given the wrong thing.

 

[ep4244]

Unfortunately, they've ruined school bread. It's supposed to be a sweat bread and they've healthified it into wheat bread. so instead of a yummy treat it's now like a hamburger bun with cream filling. We used to eat several each day, now we don't even bother.

 

[minnie mum]

I cannot remember being so underwhelmed by something at Disney.

I hate being that guy, but almost everything else that came this recommended we absolutely loved (Dole Whips, Cronut, Nutella and Fruit Waffle Sandwich, Ice Cream Brioche sandwich, etc etc etc.), but I was so confused after trying it. I actually thought I ordered the wrong thing or was given the wrong thing.

Don't feel bad; you aren't alone. Now, the troll horns (formerly known as cloud berry horns) are definitely worth a stop at Kringla.

 

[Lill]

My first ever post/reply on Disboards , but I just couldn't help pointing out that the School Bread they sell at Epcot's Norway doesn't look or taste anywhere near "the real thing" made here in Norway. At Epcot there's just a bun with unbaked artificially tasting custard/vanilla cream on top, while a "real" school bread, made in Norway, is with baked custard. They are baked with the custard/vanilla cream inside the dough. Also much more coconut on top of the sugar glaze
I haven't able to post a link to a page to show the picture (as I haven't got at least 10 posts, but when you google "Skolebrød" you'll see what I'm talking about