For the first time at an EPCOT festival, items are FINALLY marked plant-based. This is great news for vegans. However, vegetarian items are no longer marked. Vegetarians will need to check ingredient lists at the booth for items they suspect might be vegetarian friendly. Here is the list of every item marked as plant-based at…
The EPCOT Festival of the Arts only has one plant-based option this year, a bratwurst with coffee barbecue jackfruit and pickled veggies. You can find this option at the Refreshment Outpost (Africa). Overall, I enjoyed this bratwurst. This is a HUGE improvement to the bratwurst that’s served at Friar’s Nook in the Magic Kingdom. I…
The Wave of American Flavors is a restaurant located in the Contemporary Resort. Its menu focuses on using fresh ingredients and juxtaposing unique flavor combinations. The lunch and dinner menu also has two plant-based options; cauliflower tacos and tikka masala. Vegetarians can also choose from the protein bowl, dashi bowl, and pappardelle pasta. The decor…
If you’re looking for a tasty and affordable pizza on Disney property, I suggest making your way over to Blaze Pizza at Disney Springs. Blaze Pizza has a build your own pizza assembly line like a Subway or Chipotle. This set up helps the long line move relatively fast. Once we told them that we…
While most of Walt Disney World has made the transition of clearly marking items as plant-based, EPCOT’s Festival of the Holidays menus do not seem to be clearly marked for vegans and vegetarians (at least not on Disney’s website). I’m not sure if that means no items are vegan or vegetarian-friendly. It’s been my experience…