The Best Snacks at the EPCOT Flower and Garden Festival

The Flower and Garden Festival at EPCOT is one of the prettiest festivals. It was the first festival I ever experienced and I fell in love. Not only is the festival pretty but there are so many delicious treats to try. In this post, I’ll be sharing the best snacks at the EPCOT Flower and Garden Festival.

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Each time I write about an EPCOT festival I start by writing, “this is my favorite festival”. I know that they can’t all be my favorite but I truly do love them all. The Flower and Garden Festival has beautiful dishes as well. I love how the chefs often add edible flowers to the dishes to tie in the festival theme.

Find out what’s cooking in this Guide to the outdoor kitchens and food at Flower and Garden Festival

brunchcot – world discovery near test track

Avocado Toast

One of the highlights of the Flower and Garden Festival was this Avocado Toast! It had so much flavor. It was bright and fresh and I can’t wait to get it again!

Cost: $6.00

*This is a Disney Dining Plan Eligible Snack

Fried Cinnamon Roll Bites

These Fried Cinnamon Roll Bites are everything you love about cinnamon rolls in a little bite-size plus…. BACON!

This year they include a cream cheese filling that was nice to break up the sweetness.

Cost: $5.00

*This is a Disney Dining Plan Eligible Snack

Northern Bloom – Canada Pavilion

Seared Scallops

These scallops were freshly seared and served with potatoes, French green beans, and a bacon vinegarette.

Cost: $ 7.75

*This is a Disney Dining Plan Eligible Snack

Beef Tenderloin Tips

Beef Tenderloin Tips are served with whipped potatoes and garden vegetables. The mushroom sauce was delicious!

Cost: $7.25

*This is a Disney Dining Plan Eligible Snack

Chocolate-Maple Whisky cake

This is a chocolate cake with a hint of whisky. It was perfectly moist and very rich (aka – sharable!)

Cost: $4.50

*This is a Disney Dining Plan Eligible Snack

Swirled showcase – world showcase plaza

Liquid Nitro HOney-Marscapone cheesecake

A scoop of cheesecake filling was dipped into liquid nitro to get a quick freeze. It was served with granulated honey and a blackberry compote, drizzled with honey.

While it was delicious it was not as cold as I thought it would be considering it was flash “frozen” in the liquid nitro. Good but not amazing!

Cost: $5.35

*This is a Disney Dining Plan Eligible Snack

The Honey Bee-stro – near port of entry

Honey-glazed cauliflower

Served with honey-roasted carrot purée, will rice pilaf, spring vegetables, honey-blistered grapes, and sunflower brittle.

Cost: $5.00

*This is a Disney Dining Plan Eligible Snack

Pineapple Promenade – near port of entry

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Florida fresh – near imagination! pavilion

Grilled Warm Water Lobster Tail

I was skeptical about having lobster at Disney World but this grilled lobster tail was freshly grilled, not dry, and had lots of flavor. The sauce on top was a nice addition

Cost: $11.25

*This is a Disney Dining Plan Eligible Snack

Florida Strawberry Shortcake

I LOVE strawberry shortcake so I knew I had to try this treat. The strawberries were sweet and ripe, they had a nice sauce too. I expected the shortcake to be dry, but it was perfect. I would definitely get this again!

Cost: $5.00

*This is a Disney Dining Plan Eligible Snack

Lotus House – China Pavilion

House-made cheesy Crab Wontons

We went back and got seconds! These were so good! The crab flavor was not lost in the filling either. I would call these a must-try!

Cost: $8.25

*This is a Disney Dining Plan Eligible Snack

Refreshment Outpost – By the canada pavilion

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Bauernmarkt – Germany Pavilion

Warm Cheese Strudel

I snapped a photo of this treat because I was too full to try it, but I’m having some regrets now. There was a generous serving of fruit on top of this strudel and the cheese filling was very fresh! Next time it’s on my list!

Cost: $4.75

*This is a Disney Dining Plan Eligible Snack

Toasted Pretzel Bread

This soft toasted pretzel bread is filled with Black Forest ham and melted cheese. This is another great shareable snack.

Cost: $6.00

*This is a Disney Dining Plan Eligible Snack

Primavera Kitchen – Italy Pavilion

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Trowel & Trellis

Soy-Glazed Sticky ribs

Grab some napkins if you’re going to try this Flower and Garden treat. The sauce on these ribs was delicious and yes, sticky. Come prepared!

Cost: $7.00

*This is a Disney Dining Plan Eligible Snack

Chocolate Mousse Terrarium

Rich chocolate mousse served with a mocha crumble and Chocolate soil, topped with edible flowers.

Cost: $5.50

*This is a Disney Dining Plan Eligible Snack

The Citrus Blossom – In the Odyssey Building

Orange Tempura shrimp

This was a good portion-easily sharable. The shrimp is served with an orange chile sauce. I wouldn’t prioritize this snack, it was just ok.

Cost: $7.00

*This is a Disney Dining Plan Eligible Snack

Lemon Meringue pie

I had high hopes for this lemon meringue pie but to be honest it was a big disappointment. The crust was hard and dry. Maybe I just went on a bad day. I would be willing to try it again and bring along a friend to share it. It was more than enough for one person.

Cost: $4.75

*This is a Disney Dining Plan Eligible Snack

Hanami – Japan Pavilion

Frushi

This is a festival favorite that I finally got to try this year. This is a fruit-sushi with sweet coconut rice, strawberry, pineapple, and lychee. It is wrapped in a pink soy wrapper. It is served with raspberry sauce and whipped cream.

Cost: $7.75

*This is a Disney Dining Plan Eligible Snack

Raman Cup

This is a cold raman served in a cup. When you receive it, gently shake it to incorporate the vegetables, grilled chicken, broth, and sauce. If it is offered next year I will go out of my way to get it again! It was that good!

Cost: $8.50

*This is a Disney Dining Plan Eligible Snack