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REVIEW: The Desserts At This EPCOT Food and Wine Booth Continue to WOW Us

August 15, 2021 ,

Greetings from the 2021 EPCOT Food and Wine Festival!

Ireland is open!

The EPCOT Food and Wine Festival has brought us delicious Greek food and excellent beer, but we’ve been missing some Irish-inspired dishes. The festival made its debut on July 15th and we’ve been waiting (not so) patiently for the opening of the Ireland booth on October 1st! However, we won’t have to wait until then to enjoy this booth! 

Ireland is joining this year’s EPCOT Food and Wine lineup over a month early!

Menu

The 2021 Ireland menu features the return of the Fisherman’s Seafood Pie and Warm Chocolate Pudding Cake.

2021 Ireland Menu

All you had to say was pudding cake, we’re ready to eat!

Food

We decided to start with the Fisherman’s Seafood Pie for $6.75. This is a delicious seafood pie with some nice big chunks of crab and potatoes! Despite being so small, this dish is a bit filling! There’s definitely a strong seafood flavor throughout, so make sure you love seafood before trying this one!

Fisherman’s Seafood Pie

Making our way down the menu, we tried the Roasted Irish Sausage, served with Colcannon Potatoes and Onion Gravy, for $5.50 next.

Roasted Irish Sausage with Colcannon Potatoes and Onion Gravy

This was really yummy! The onion gravy had a nice caramelized onion flavor that gave this dish a nice aromatic depth. The potatoes are your standard mashed potatoes, but the little bit of skin left on there added some nice texture! The two pieces of sausage really brought the dish together and made this a nice savory bite.

Roasted Irish Sausage

Lastly, we got to nom on the Warm Chocolate Pudding Cake, with Irish Cream Liqueur Custard, for $4.25.

Warm Chocolate Pudding Cake with Irish Cream Liqueur Custard

Um…can we have ten of these please? This was sooooo good! Super rich and chocolatey, this one reminded us of a great bread pudding. The Irish cream liqueur custard was a great addition and gave this dish a nice cinnamony flavor with a hint of booze.

Warm Chocolate Pudding Cake

The cake was a great dish to share because it’s super rich and chocolatey!

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Beverages

Of course, we had to try out one of the drinks, too! The Guinness Baileys Shake is a steep $11.50, but it’s really yummy. The strong stout flavor with the chocolate flavor and Baileys made this a great drink! Plus, you get an adorable Ireland cup that has the festival name on it!

Guinness Baileys Shake

This has been on our best of the fest lists before, so give it a try if you like Guinness and Baileys. Don’t expect this to be too similar to a milkshake, it’s a lot more on the boozy side, but very delicious!

Overall

The Ireland booth has been around for a long time, and we’re glad! The Warm Chocolate Pudding Cake was a definite highlight of this booth, so rich and chocolatey and delicious! You really can’t go wrong at this booth — the Seafood Pie and Irish Sausage were both delicious. If you’re looking to try some delicious Irish food, here’s your chance!

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