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Is It Worth The Price? Wonderful Walk Of Colorful Cuisine At Disney's EPCOT Festival Of The Arts! The Tim Tracker

Is It Worth The Price? Wonderful Walk Of Colorful Cuisine At Disney's EPCOT Festival Of The Arts! The Tim Tracker

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In todays vlog we head to Disneys EPCOT Festival of the Arts to try the Wonderful Walk of Colorful Cuisine. We wanted to know if its worth the price. Follow along on our food vibrant food adventure to see how it turned out! We tried the Vanilla, Rose Water, and Pistachio Panna Cottafrom the Masterpiece Kitchen ($8. 00, Remys Ratatouille from Festival Favorites ($5. 00, Pistachio Cake with Cherry Mousse and Morello Cherries from Painters Palate ($5. 50, Blue Corn Pupusa from Vibrante & Vivido ($6. 50) [We also ordered the passion fruit mousse with dragon fruit jam, this wasnt on the color walk but totally should have been! ], then we ended our Wonderful Walk of Colorful Cuisine with the Mouskoutchou at Mosaic Canteen ($4. 75. Then we we collected our completer palate cookie, which was very beautiful! Our walk totaled at $29. 75, ultimately we didnt think it was worth it but we did have so much fun trying the new foods along the way. Is this something you would try? Let us know in the comments down below!
Date: 2022-02-09

Comments and reviews: 10


I feel as though the food from the Canada pavilion is always lackluster, and I take that personally. Also, and this is pretty typical to be honest, its always from either Western Quebec or Eastern Ontario. That'd sort of like only serving Cajun food, but calling it Taste Across America. Cajun food is good (and has it's own cultural ties to Canada, actually) but it isn't a complete representation of a large and diverse country. and neither is what gets put forward to represent Canada. (Not just at Disney, though. Also, I think the Gov. of Canada bailed a long time ago on supporting that pavilion, but I'm not sure)
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My family is from El Salvador located in Central America, pupusas are super common, homemade, and delicious. It takes all day to prep everything from making the masa, shredding cheese, cooking the meat along with shredding it as well. It's very filling as I said and you could eat three to tops six pupusas depending on how hungry you are and it's super cheap from eating a variety Pupusarias in El Salvador
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Things that upset me:
Tim trying all the Cherry and pistachio cake elements separately
Tim not liking chocolate orange
Things that make me happy:
Jacksons food dance
Jen trying all the elements of the cake together
Tim saying no when Jen asks is it worth the price.
I enjoy your imperial and honest reviews of items and experiences you have in the parks

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i went to florida in october 2020 and went to magic kindom. I almost met tim and jen. Here is a question for you two Remember that squirrel that ate someone's food on a stroller? I saw it too while i was going to go into tiki room. but ofc i didnt get to see you but until next time i will wait until the day i meet you.
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First of all Jackson is adorable! I took my 3 kids to Disney 2 weeks ago and we ate our way through Epcot. The Salmon and cream gateua, bri cheese bread bowls, lobster poutine, lobster ravioli, and red velvet funnel cake were all AMAZING! The Lobster poutine was my favorite!
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I love how honest you are in your videos! I also like how you let people know the reasons you do or don't like something that way if someone else watching does like those things they know what to expect. Because I love chocolate oranges so would most likely love that cake.
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We have been there for a few stroll festivals, but usually stop our participation when we realize we don't like/wouldn't want something. Free cookies are cool, but not worth paying for things we wouldn't enjoy.
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Next thing you have with Jackson is him taking off from you. Jackson has grown up to fast. He is going to be tall like Daddy (Tim) and it wouldnt surprise me if he turns into a Big Stocky Football Player.
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We just bought the completer cookies for our kids, since we didn't want to try all the things on the walk. Plus, we have 3 kids and they all wanted a cookie so it didn't make sense to do it that way.
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Okay but Jackson is one of the most interesting kids. Likes rose flavoured sweets and spicy food? Is grumpy during parades? Not exactly something common in a one year old.
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