What is your favorite EPCOT snack food???

[awalker1015]

Cronut in Canada

 

[Cee]

A Red Stag Lemonade w/Jim Beam from the Fife & Drum in AA. OMG.....

 

[anniemae]

Anything at the bakery in France. We always make a stop there for a treat.

 

[Newsies]

ice cream from l'artisan des glaces

there's a kiosk in the china pavilion that has a delicious strawberry oolong ice tea/slushie drink that i love as well

 

[Belle61513]

Cronut in Canada

A Red Stag Lemonade w/Jim Beam from the Fife & Drum in AA. OMG.....

Yaasss! I forgot about the cronut; it had just debuted the last time we were there and we were too stuffed to get it
I could get down with that Red Stag drink!!

 

[Saimaeve]

Does an avocado margarita count? It has avocado & lime, so there's technically food in it.

Add a jalapeno and you have a guacamole margarita. . . . ohhhh that's amazing

 

[xlsm]

We're also fans of the cronut. Yum! Some ducks tried to steal it from us, but no dice, duckies!
Another vote for school bread and anything at Karamell Kuche (the caramel butter cookie bar thing...OMG). Our favorite thing at Les Halles was the chocolate tart. It doesn't look like much, but wow. My 11 year old loves the pretzels in Germany too.
Now I'm hungry!! July is too far away!!

 

[RustManFan]

Funnel cakes or something from the Norway pavilion

 

[LSUfan4444]

The cronut is from the refreshment port and yes, it is one of my favorites as well. Something else sweet I like is the Brioche Ice Cream Sandwich from L'Artisan des Glaces in France.

Tutto Gusto in Italy has some nice cheeses, meats and bruschetta. It isn't technically a snack, but the wife and I have been known to split a vegetarian platter from Tangerine Cafe and treat it like a snack.

 

[dledger]

Our last trip we tried both the macaroon ice cream sandwich at l'artisan des glasses in france (the red, white and blue) one and also the Kaki Gori. It was our first time trying both and I think about them daily!!!!!

 

[BebopBaloo]

1.Sorbet in France...so creamy it tastes more like ice cream, but doesn't have dairy. So good. The real deal.
2.Strawberry Kaki Gori in Japan
3.Guacamole in Mexico

 

[PSUGuy]

Liquid Bread, such as is being served to me in the pic below.

BillFromPA

 

[Tiffer]

Rice cream at Kringla and grandmanier & vodka orange slush in France!

 

[scrappymel]

I also love the chocolate mousse from France and caramel corn from Germany.... mmmmm!

 

[kastoney]

Definitely the Cronut. Totally had a craving for one the other day and our local grocery store that makes them Fresh each say was sold. Gonna have to get my fix first thing on Sunday in the world

 

[Narawen]

The cronut from Refreshment Port.
Pastry or ice cream from France.

And it's not from the WS, but there's a flavored popcorn stand between the character spot and Journey into Imagination. They have buffalo blue cheese, cheddar, and sour cream & chive (I think). Last year we got the buffalo and cheddar mixed. I may try the buffalo and sour cream this time. It makes WDW popcorn even better.

 

[galaxygirl76]

We didn't have time to properly explore the world showcase, but I did have an absolutely delicious caramel apple from Karamel Kuche.

 

[buckeyeprincess24]

The shaved ice from Japan, or a caramel cupcake from Germany

 

[5 Mickey Fans]

We really enjoy the food at the Kringla in Norway. The roast beef sandwiches are good as are the cookies and lefse. I am sure I could find something good to snack on throughout Epcot.

 

[tobikaye]

The only stop that I make consistently at Epcot is at Karamel Kuche for chocolate covered, caramel drizzled, strawberries. I usually will get some kind of pastry or sandwich from France though not always the same thing.

Actually, that is about the only thing I get in all of WDW that is a given. I know I can get, or make, these elsewhere, but they just seem to taste so much better from Karamel Kuche. I usually try different foods and drinks through the world so I never really get the same thing often unless it is a craving at that moment.