Epcot Snacking LLDP Tip 1

[LittleLebowski]

So in preparation for our Sept Grand Gathering 13-17, I will be posting daily tips and tricks that I have identified to maximize your experience at WDW

When we go we go to Disney, we love the food. I really like the snacking in Epcot. Here is my rundown on how to snack and drink (Over 21) in the world showcase from 11-3 or 4 and experience a WORLD of food. (4+ people is optimal for this LLDP(LITTLE LEBOWSKI DINING PLAN) . If you are short a few people, stand outside of Mexico and yell at everyone who walks buy and ask them if they want to go on international getaway with you. Might get a few stares, but persistence pays off! Just make sure and ask everyone that walks buy! Twice for good measure)


These are all counter/Cart service by the way

Mexico
Nachos and Dos Equis (margarita can be alternate on HOT day)

Norway
Carlsberg beer (no food unless you want a smoked Salmon open faced sandwich)

China
Chinese Beer (Tsing Tao) and Egg Rolls (They are some of the best I have ever had! My GF claims them to be the best!)

Germany
Lowenbrau and Brat with Kraut (A must stop on the snack list)(Great with brown mustard)

Italy
Water and no food (Disappointed no Beer here too, Italian beer is good Birra Poretti)

America
Coors Light and turkey leg (MMMMM Turkey Leg!)

Japan
Sake, Kirin Ichiban, and Udon noodles (Sake is best at gift shop counter and you get to keep the cup

Morocco
Tangerine Dream (get it at the coffee counter next to the restaurant) and Tabouleh (Not for all, but good)

France
1776 (Beer) Counter snacks are only sweets, be great if they had a Baguette cart with some Cheese (and fake moustaches)

England
Fish and Chips and your drink of choice at the Rose N Crown

Canada
Molson Golden and Moose Jerky (not really but it would be good)

While executing this dining plan, please be cognizant of others and more important your beer.

 

[pperfectmom]

Love your name -one of my favorite movies Dude!!!! Thanks for all your tips. I'll be skipping the watered down beers like Coors but the rest sound great. What's the drink from Morocco you were referring to? TIA!

 

[swilphil]

My husband will have a beer in just about any country, but here's what I like.

Canada-- the stew from the little stand. I think this is where they have some Woodpecker Cider (or maybe that was UK).

France--a chocolate pastry from the bakery and a glass of wine from the drink stand. They also have a Gran Marnier slush and some speciality champagne drinks, but they're a little pricey.

Morocco-- Hummus or a gyro.

Italy-- a chocolate espresso drink and a cannoli from the stand; I think they serve wine here too.

Norway--School bread

Mexico-- margarita from the Cantina. I didn't like the frozen margarita at the Margarita Stand.

Are the nachos good? I've never tried them there.

 

[LittleLebowski]

Are the nachos good? I've never tried them there.

The Nachos are quite good and it is a large plate of them too. Good to split while enjoying the Grande Rita! I am going to have to try the beef stew now, I never knew Canada had anything to offer besides beer and rocks and the always packed le Cellier