Ranking the BEST Snacks Under $10 at EPCOT
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Published 2024-04-17
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All Comments (21)
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Dfb guide you definitely need to make an app, so that people can get all the good treats at Walt Disney world on their phone instantly! whenever they’re near a food/snack venue they won’t miss an offering because the app notices them when something yummy is near.
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FYI, the burnt end fries aren't actually gone. I asked a CM about this last summer. They don't put them on the online menu anymore or even the menu board inside because they sometimes run out before the end of the day. Instead, they only advertise it on a standalone sign by the registers so that if they do run out, they can quickly just remove the sign.
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I LOVE getting kids meals. Hot tip, when you mobile order a kids meal at a quick service, it almost always allows you to swap out the juice box or milk for a small soda, and SOMETIMES it even lets you swap out the cutie or apples for a more fun side like fries. In my experience if you order in person and ask for this they won’t do it, but they give you the option in the mobile order :)
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The cinnamon roll bites from brunchcot with the bacon bits are probably the best thing that I have ever eaten.....
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Epcot is my favorite park out of all 4. I love the caramel pop corn etc…
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That bacon & cheese roll at Les Halles is my everything.
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the school bread from Kringla bakery is a MUST for me!! absolutely delicious and makes a perfect breakfast
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6:51 Honey butter chip is actually from South Korea.. brand name HAITAI(해태). you can get it at Korean market,, waaaay cheaper
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I found the Epcot egg rolls in 2020... I was dumb founded to find a snack so cheap! I had to try them, they were delicious!!! They are now a must have when I visit the park.
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Thank you AJ for always bringing great content - we go to DisneyWorld yearly and always love to keep up with DFB for our trips
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The butter bar was AMAZING ❤. I can’t wait to go back in June and get more. I love this list because I will be visiting EPCOT during a none festival time and want to try good food!
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Croque Glase has caramel sauce now too.
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I would call "poutine" loaded fries. I would love to see Disney feature an allergy freindly snack stand, even one with no nuts or gluten would be very popular. Freshly made gluten free goodies. Even gf waffles with ice cream would work.
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As a Brazilian fan I would like to say thank you for the video and all the tips for low budget visits to Disney since each dólar costs at least five Brazilian reais. My family and I will be there in June and your videos help us a lot.
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AJ I have great news for you! There's absolutely already a word for poutine-that-isn't-from-canada poutine: "Disco Fries" :D really!!
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Thank you!!!! Will be there soon and this saves me time and money. I wrote my list of everything you mentioned. Can’t wait to try some of these !! 😊
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Great video as always! The only thing I would change is moving the pretzel bread pudding higher on the list. It is soooooo gooooood! If you put it and Ohana’s bread pudding in front of me and told me I could only choose one my head would explode! lol!
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DFBGuide Is Almost Getting Million Subscribers Keep Up The Good Work AJ Wolfe And The DFB Team
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Thanks for the fun video AJ. It’s perfect tie in to a video I saw about a dessert at Epcot the other day. Has anyone has the honey mascarpone cheesecake? A) is it still there and B) where is it because it looks delicious!!
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Favorite snacks=Kakigori with sweet milk topping and the gingerbread salted caramel buttercream cookie sandwich. My daughter really likes the caramel cookie dough cup with milk chocolate too (also under $10). We keep meaning to grab either a raspberry macaron or the Croque Glacé in France, but haven’t yet.
