Well, not until next year’s Holiday Cookie Stroll if he makes the cut and continues to be offered… SNICKERS-Doodle Cookie It has a bit of snap and bend to it, which I enjoy in a gingerbread cookie, but lacks the kick that gingerbread can give. The cookie itself, while not being the absolute worst, is also not the absolute best. The icing used on the cookie is hard and doesn’t taste great. Bless his heart, this gingerbread man tries to be good, but he’s just a little too thin. Friends, this cookie looks good, but that’s where the appeal ends. You’ll find this booth across from Starbucks, somewhat near Port of Entry. I began the Stroll with the Gingerbread Cookie at the Holiday Hearth Desserts booth. Let’s take a look at how this year’s cookies stack up! It takes a lot for me to throw half of a cookie away, but each time that I completed the Stroll (whether it was on my own, with my niece and nephew, or with my favorite now eight-year-old), the remainder of that cute flavorless cookie went into the nearest trash can. That cookie was always cute, but also always lacked flavor. The Peppermint Pinwheel Cookie from the Canada pavilion’s Yukon Holiday Kitchen has gotten the boot this year, and I have to say that it deserved it. Secondly, I’m glad to see a new cookie join this year’s stroll. Want to gobble up cookies? The Holiday Cookie Stroll will be your jam. Want to eat five different cheese-based items during the Food and Wine Festival? Emile’s Fromage Montage is the one for you. Want to hunt for Olaf or Remy? They both have themed scavenger hunts. In my mind, it’s always a good thing that EPCOT offers a little something for everyone. If you have someone in your park touring group who doesn’t necessarily want to ride attractions, maybe eating cookies would fit the bill. I love a good challenge, and when that challenge involves eating a total of six cookies (five to complete the challenge and one as the prize for completing said challenge), I’m the person for the job. Let me take you along for the journey as I discover the good, the bad, and the not so yummy.įirst things first: let me say that these for-purchase food-eating challenges are right up my alley. As I always say, it’s good to have goals. EPCOT’s Holiday Cookie Stroll has returned this year as part of the International Festival of the Holidays, and as someone whose love language is cookies, I felt the need to once again complete the stroll.
Especially when you’re eating a cookie (or five) in a Disney park. It’s hard to be unhappy when you’re eating a cookie.
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