These Are the Must-Try Dishes at Disney World's Epcot Food & Wine Festival
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Festival Foods
Walt Disney World's 2022 Epcot International Food & Wine Festival kicks off July 14 and will run through Nov. 19 in Orlando, Florida. Epcot, known for its World Showcase where park-goers can walk through pavilions based on different countries, expands the menu options every year for the highly anticipated festival. And this year, there are plenty of new and can't-miss offerings.
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Dandan Noodles
China
China's pavilion is debuting tons of new menu items for the Food & Wine Festival — and Dandan noodles are one of the menu items to look for throughout the months-long event. If you're searching for a bit of a kick, this dish consists of spicy pork with sichuan sauce and also includes peanut butter, sesame, and green onion.
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Oysters Rockefeller
Coastal Eats
These classic oysters can be found in the Coastal Eats booth, which will open in mid-August. Traditionally, the dish tops oysters with green sauce and bread crumbs and is then baked, leaving the oysters with a crispy finish.
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Lamington
Australia
Along with mouth-watering savory options, the festival also offers an array of desserts. Stop by the Australia pavilion to try lamington — a yellow cake with raspberry filling that's dipped in chocolate and covered in coconut shavings.
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Kālua Pork Slider
Hawaii
Beginning on Aug. 15, the Hawaii booth will offer a range of local-inspired cuisine, including the kālua pork slider. Incorporating both savory and zesty flavors, the slider consists of sweet-and-sour Dole pineapple chutney, along with spicy mayonnaise.
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Cowboy Macaroni & Cheese
Mac and Eats
This booth, home to everything macaroni and cheese, offers a tasty upgrade on the classic dish, incorporating smoked pork belly, brisket burnt ends, pickled peppers, onion straws and barbecue aïoli.
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Pistachio Cake
Morocco
Stop by Tangierine Café: Flavors of the Medina to snag this sweet treat. The pistachio cake is sandwiched in between cinnamon pastry cream and candied walnuts.