Disney4me Posted July 22, 2014 Report Share Posted July 22, 2014 We are checking out some new finds — and taking a look at an old favorite! — at Kringla Bakeri og Kafe.Learn About:Kringla Bakeri og CafeEpcot RestaurantsDisney World RestaurantsThis quaint (read: tiny) spot in Epcot’s Norway Pavilion has a big cult following for interesting pastries and sandwiches. And it’s a great spot to try something a little out of the ordinary on your Drink Around the World stroll — Aquavit!But today, we’re a sampling a few sweet treats that are new to us, plus one snack that we absolutely can’t visit Kringla without getting! Three guesses? Let’s take a closer look.Frozen Bundt CakeOur first item is another entry into the wildly popular Frozen food team! It’s a Frozen-themed Bundt Cake.You’d have to imagine that Elsa and Anna had a hand in putting this one together, since they both love chocolate. (Smart women that they are.)It doesn’t look all that spectacular, does it? Just rich, Dark Chocolate Cake, Blue Icing, Coarse Sugar for a little crunch, and a Frozen Souvenir Ring in the shape of a snowflake.Frozen Bundt CakeBut it’s ah-MA-zing! I was shocked. I left it to eat until last as I thought it would be forgettable. But it super wasn’t. In fact, I still haven’t forgotten about it, and hope it’s there when I go back to Disney World next!Frozen Bundt Cake — Cross SectionJust look at the dense, decadent cake! You actually don’t need frosting. (Whaaaa? Did I just say that??) It’s almost like a cross between a cake and fudge. So good!Brown Goat Cheese WaffleThe next new treat I tried was the Brown Goat Cheese Waffle. I love Cheese, and I love the Waffles here at Kringla. So hey, why not?The waffle is filled and topped with a traditional Norwegian Cheese called Ekte Geitost. It’s a type of Brunost, or “Brown Cheese” made from goat’s milk. The cheese is produced by boiling together milk, cream, and whey, until the sugars caramelize, giving the cheese its distinctive brown color and sweet flavor. See? You learned something today!Brown Goat Cheese Waffle DisplayHere’s my Brown Goat Cheese Waffle, freshly made. You can see the Goat Cheese on top and between the layers of warm, just-from-the-iron Waffle.Brown Goat Cheese WaffleAnd, you know…kudos to Kringla for bringing another traditional dish to the bakery. These kinds of authentic experiences are what keep us noshing our way around the World!Brown Goat Cheese Waffle — Up CloseBut, well, I didn’t love this. It’s just not a flavor profile I enjoy. I get the (somewhat) sweetness of the cheese, but I was overwhelmed by the strong flavor.Brown Goat Cheese Waffle — InsideI think that I’ll stick with ordering the Waffle with Jam. I really love that version.S’moresNext up was a dessert simply called S’more. It was sort of like a Parfait made with Mousse. It looked pretty good, and all the flavors of Milk Chocolate, Marshmallow, and Graham Crackers were there…S’moresBut I found the texture to be a little strange. The middle was more liquid than mousse, which somehow just didn’t really compute with me.S’mores — InsideIt was fine once, but I don’t think it will become a favorite for me.And of Course…School Bread!Because — this! Nothing that I’ve tried here has come close to knocking School Bread out of its number one spot! (Well, except that weird Frozen bundt cake. That was just awesome.)The slightly sweet Yeast Bun, flavored with Cardamom, is filled and topped with a simple Vanilla Custard. Toasted Coconut sprinkled on top of the Icing Garnish completes the picture.School BreadIt’s just a classic.School Bread — InsideIt’s a completely unique treat, and it still takes the prize as my favorite snack here! Want to try it at home? Here’s a handy recipe to replicate it!Want Even More Epcot Snack Details?Let’s face it: snacks are a big deal during your Disney vacation. And we’ve got all the info you need to get the biggest bang for your buck! The DFB Guide to Epcot Snacks e-Book, 2014 Edition helps you to make the most out of your trip.Our fully guaranteed, convenient e-Book format is available for instant download and use on any mobile device, so you’ll be able to enjoy it immediately!Inside the DFB Guide to Epcot Snacks e-Book you’ll find full-color photos and reviews of over 250 of our favorite Epcot snacks, pricing and dining plan info, bonus items, and more!And for a limited time only, we’re thanking you for supporting this blog by offering the Guide for a $3 discount! To secure the discount, use code Epcot2014 at check-out.And all of our DFB Guides come with a 100% money back guarantee, so you have nothing to lose!Which Kringla Bakeri og Kafe Snack looks best to you? Leave a comment and let us know!Disney Food Blog Fans, be sure to check out our DFB Disney World Dining Guide e-Books! Find great deals at DFBStore.com!Also, come on over and: Subscribe to our NewsletterFollow us on TwitterBecome a Facebook FanRelated posts:Recipe: School Bread from Norway’s Kringla Bakeri Og KafeSnack Series: NEW Viking Mousse from Kringla Bakeri Og Kafe in Epcot’s NorwayReview: Lefse and Waffles at Epcot’s Kringla Bakeri Og KafeView the full article Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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