Snacking around World Showcase

[jmparry]

Schoolbread in Norway and Fish n Chips in the UK are obvious, but are there recommended snacks in Canada, Morocco, and Japan?

 

[chocolateMinnie]

As far as I'm aware no cs or snack at Canada except for Food and Wine. However, our other favourites around the world are churros (and frozen margarita) in Mexico. The Norwegian cheesecake (tastes like peanut brittle from the UK) in Norway. Baklava in Morocco, salted caramel from Germany, steak cs from USA and ice-cream macaroons from France. We always visit the shop in Japan rather than the cs (always intend to do cs but never get there) and buy 'weird' Japanese sweets from the store.

 

[jmparry]

As far as I'm aware no cs or snack at Canada except for Food and Wine. However, our other favourites around the world are churros (and frozen margarita) in Mexico. The Norwegian cheesecake (tastes like peanut brittle from the UK) in Norway. Baklava in Morocco, salted caramel from Germany, steak cs from USA and ice-cream macaroons from France. We always visit the shop in Japan rather than the cs (always intend to do cs but never get there) and buy 'weird' Japanese sweets from the store.

Thanks!

 

[TeresaNJ]

I love the rice cream in Norway!

 

[loves to dive]

Edamame in Japan or if you are a sushi fan they have that too. Baklava in Morocco, yes. Pretzel in Germany (with a beer) Go to La Cava in Mexico and get chips and guac (and a margerita of course). Ice cream in France.

 

[thelittlemermaid2]

Canada: Covered Bridge Dill Potao Chips @ Northwest Mercantile

Japan: Kakigori @ Kabuki

Morocco: Mint tea @ Tangerine Cafe

Of these the chips are my favorite!

 

[jmparry]

Canada: Covered Bridge Dill Potao Chips @ Northwest Mercantile

Japan: Kakigori @ Kabuki

Morocco: Mint tea @ Tangerine Cafe

Of these the chips are my favorite!

Thanks! I hadn't heard of the chips before!

 

[momtotaryn]

We always visit the shop in Japan rather than the cs (always intend to do cs but never get there) and buy 'weird' Japanese sweets from the store.

I'm curious about these "weird" Japanese sweets. What are they?

 

[tinabina919]

How bout a cronut from the Refreshment Port next to Canada? It's one of my must haves every trip.

 

[jmparry]

How bout a cronut from the Refreshment Port next to Canada? It's one of my must haves every trip.

It's on our list!

 

[Klinger13]

We snacked our way around when we went. This is what my gang shared when we went (and we LOVED everything we tried!):
Mexico – Margarita & Nachos
Germany – Bratwurst, Noodle Gratin, Schöfferhofer Pink Grapefruit Hefeweizen & an Oktoberfest
Japan – Strawberry Kakigōri (shaved ice) & a Sapporo beer
France - Caramel Fleur de Sel Ice Cream cone, Grand Marnier slushie, Grey Goose slushie
Canada – Popcorn, Cronut, & La Fin Du Monde beer

 

[jmparry]

We snacked our way around when we went. This is what my gang shared when we went (and we LOVED everything we tried!):
Mexico – Margarita & Nachos
Germany – Bratwurst, Noodle Gratin, Schöfferhofer Pink Grapefruit Hefeweizen & an Oktoberfest
Japan – Strawberry Kakigōri (shaved ice) & a Sapporo beer
France - Caramel Fleur de Sel Ice Cream cone, Grand Marnier slushie, Grey Goose slushie
Canada – Popcorn, Cronut, & La Fin Du Monde beer

Thanks! Great ideas!

 

[DLFan123]

Love the nachos in Mexico! There is a really delicious peach? or mango? tea in China at the stand by the water. Try that next time! It's light enough you can still eat all the other stuff you want!

 

[jmparry]

Love the nachos in Mexico! There is a really delicious peach? or mango? tea in China at the stand by the water. Try that next time! It's light enough you can still eat all the other stuff you want!

Thanks! We'll give it a try!