eating around the world NOT durring food and wine

[heff]

I have seen videos and threads of people who eat a snack at all the countries durring F&W. But what about when food and wine arnt taking place? What item would you get from the counter sevice locations in each country? We already have a non F&W trip booked

[TTAfanatic]

Mexico - Nachos
Norway - School Bread
China - Tsing Tao Beer
Germany - Frankfurter
Italy - Candy from gift shop
United States - Funnel Cake
Japan - Miso Soup
Morocco - Falafel Wrap
France - Chocolate crepes
United Kingdom - Fish n' chips (best on the list!)
Canada - Maple Syrup

[mercurywaxing]

I have seen videos and threads of people who eat a snack at all the countries durring F&W. But what about when food and wine arnt taking place? What item would you get from the counter sevice locations in each country? We already have a non F&W trip booked

Well, let's see:
Mexico - Tequila Bar
China - Caramel Ginger Ice Cream. Admittedly not for everyone, but I find it very tasty.
Norway - School Bread. By this time you should be fairly sugared up.
Germany - Have a bratwurst. Not the best, but still good. You could go with the apple strudel, but you should pace yourself on the sugar at this point.
Italy - Wine tasting.
America - Funnel Cake
Japan - Kai Gori shaved ice. You will need the hydration at this point.
Morocco - Veggie platter. Stick with light foods this far into the game.
France - I'm partial to the Raspberry Schuss
Canada - Have a shot of syrup, in honor of WDWToday

The Galloping Gourmond

[wdwkid32]

Well at Mexico I would get a cherro, I think it is spelled wrong though haha sorry.

At Norway I would get the pretzel with nuts on it from the bakery. It is huge though!!!

At China honestly your best bet is getting some tea from the joy of tea stand. If any body else knows a good snack here in china thta I dont know about im sorry for no metioning it.

At Germany I like to get a hot dog at the counter service there.

At Italy I love the gelato, and im soory for spelling that wrong to haha. But it is quite good.

In America I love the funnel cake, it is to die for.

Japan is my favorite pleces to pick up a snack because if you go back in the back of the gift shop you will see A whole section of snack food from Japan. My three favorite things to get there are the Sweat poetato crackers, these chocolate and strawberrie flavored biscuts things with bears on the outside of them, and last the shrimp flavored chips. I know this all may sound gross but its really good.

In Moraco I get this mint flavored tea which is really good for cooling you off when its really hot out.

In france I love going into the pastrie shop. It smells amazing in there. But I think the best thing in there is the cream puff. Its huge and really good.

In United Kingdom The fish and chips are amazing. I get them every time I go to Epcot.

And lastly in Canada I like to go into the gift shop and get candy bars, like mapple fudge.

[zippitydoodah]

I've done this a few times... I'm trying to remember what we got hmmm. I did it with 3 people, but even so it was still a heck of a lot of food!

Mexico - We split the combination platter from the Cantina de San Angel
China - potstickers
Norway - School Bread!!! mmmm
Germany - Bratwurst
Italy - cannoli
America - Deep fried ice cream
Japan - california roll
Morocco - chicken shawarma platter
France - croissant
UK- fish and chips
Canada - I usually don't get anything... because frankly I'm still angry that they stopped serving Beaver tails and I'm pretty full at this point... plus I'm Canadian and I always have a big thing of maple syrup in my fridge haha. HOWEVER... I have recently been told that you can go into Le Cellier without a reservation and ask for a bowl of the cheddar cheese soup to go. So... clearly this is what I will be doing from now on!

[bety]

Mexico- churro
China- egg roll
Norway- cream horn
Germany - Reisling
Italy- any wine
America- skip
Japan- assorted strange candies
Morocco- baklava
France- champagne
UK- fish and chips
Canada- things that taste like maple.