I've never heard of this before! It sounds like a mini, holiday-themed Food&Wine! Does anyone have any information or details? Would this be something we could do for "supper" as we stroll World Showcase on Christmas Eve?
We are also going at Christmas. I want to try the Yule log! And maybe some eggnog if I can find it.
I've never heard of this before! It sounds like a mini, holiday-themed Food&Wine! Does anyone have any information or details? Would this be something we could do for "supper" as we stroll World Showcase on Christmas Eve?
We are also going at Christmas. I want to try the Yule log! And maybe some eggnog if I can find it.
Thanks for this! I never get to go to Food and Wine since I'm a teacher. Looking forward to trying some festive food and drinks.
Here's a link that lists whether items purchased at the Holiday Kitchen are snack credit eligible or not:Are any of the items snack credits on the dining plan? I looked through the article but couldn’t get a good read on the menus. I know they said that many of the portions were closer to a full size so I’m guessing those wouldn’t be. And how does the cookie stroll work? Do you pay once and have a punchcard? Do you need to get them all on the same day? This sounds really fun and I had never heard of it before! Thank you!
Thank you! This is a huge help! I’m surprised how many of them are included!Here's a link that lists whether items purchased at the Holiday Kitchen are snack credit eligible or not:
http://www.disneyfoodblog.com/2018-epcot-festival-of-the-holidays-booths-menus-and-food-photos/
As for the Cookie Stroll.....don't recall how the booklet was marked or if it has to be completed in one day. DGD was attempting to finish her card in one day but gave up with the third cookie. She said everything she tried tasted like a sugar cookie and lost interest. Oh and we paid for each cookie at each kiosk. It's not until you purchase the minimum that you get your free cookie and milk.
HTH