The Best Snacks at the EPCOT International Festival Of The Arts
See what snacks you don’t want to miss at the EPCOT International Festival of the Arts
One of the best parts of any EPCOT festival is visiting all of the different food booths and trying the exclusive food and snacks that the festival has to offer. This year, at the Festival of the Arts I tried almost all of these special treats! I’ve put together my list of the best snacks at the EPCOT International Festival of the Arts!
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Our Favorite Snacks from the Festival of the Arts
I spent several days running around the International Festival of the Arts at EPCOT, enjoying most of the snacks that this festival has to offer. I’m excited to share my favorite snacks from the Festival of the Arts! Enjoy!
✱ Don’t forget to get stamps in your Festival Passport for the Wonderful Walk of Colorful Cuisine dishes so you can get a free prize!
Pop Art Latte at Joffrey’s Coffee
We’ve got to start with coffee, since it was the first thing I grabbed when I got into the park. During festivals, Joffery’s offers special themed coffees/lattes. For the Festival of the Arts this year, it was a Pop Art Latte, a vanilla iced latte topped with lavender whipped cream and SKITTLES POP’d freeze-dried candy.
Deconstructed Key LIme Pie & BLT
These two snacks really surprised me. The Deconstructed Key Lime Pie was so good!! I just wish I had more waffle cone pieces to dip into the meringue and key lime.
The BLT also surprised me, as sometimes I’m not a big fan of a poached egg. This was so good! The onion bread pudding was a nice surprise and went perfectly with the pork belly, egg, watercress, and tomato jam.
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Popcorn Popcorn Cake with Freeze-Dried SKITTLES
This was a fun addition to the festival this year. I wasn’t sure what to think of this colorful sweet and savory treat but it was surprisingly good! It was the perfect mid-day treat, the chicken chunks were really tender and filling, the popcorn was sweet and salty and the mozzarella balls – which I have to admit, I wasn’t sure made sense – were a nice addition. The bubble waffle tastes great too.
This one is shareable too!
Tostado de Cangregio
The food studio in the Mexico Pavilion is always a winner!
This Tostado was really different, with Lump Crab, guacamole, mango salsa, and hot sauce. There was so much flavor in this tostado! Everything tasted really fresh too!
I wish I had tried the taco at this food studio, it looked really good!!
Wagyu Bun
Yes, it’s purple, which is fun, but the reason this made it to my favorite snacks list is because of the flavor. The steamed buns in the Japan Pavilion are always delcious! This one is filled with a sweet-and-savory Wagyu beef mixture that was tender and delicious!
Hazelnut Praline Boller
I found this treat in the Norway Pavilion at Kringla Bakeri Og Kafé. I believe it will also be available from the new beer cart in Norway when it opens.
This is a cardamon bun filled with the most delicious hazelnut chocolate filling. It remindes me a little of the school bread but the flavor is even better!
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Chapter 1: Beach Oysters
I’ve had oysters only a few times before and I really liked cooked oysters. These grilled oysters were topped with mustard-seed peppercorn sabayon (a custard-like sauce) with creamed spinach.
These were delicous! They were so good, I don’t think I would even share them.
Enchanted Rose
This is a returning favorite at the EPCOT International Festival of the Arts. This year they improved on the presentation and the rose was served in a clear plastic cloche.
You can find the Enchanted Rose at the Festival Favorites booth at the Communicore Plaza.
Save during the festival if you have the Dining Plan
Most of these snacks are included in Disney’s Dining Plan which means you can use a snack credit for these treats. Look for the little purple DDP icon on the menus to see what foods are eligible. Many of these items are big enough to consider lunch, but they only “cost” you one DDP Snack Credit.
Be sure to consider the cost and savings. If you are planning on using your DDP Snack credits exclusively for the festival I would recommend using them for the higher priced premium items.
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