This Cheesy Bread Bowl Is Over Here Making All OTHER Cheeses Jealous in EPCOT

Any time Disney World holds a food festival, we SHOW UP for bread bowls and macarons!

L’Art de la Cuisine Francaise Offerings

There’s just something so comforting and alluring about French food that really stands out in a crowd, and now that we’re stopping in at the France booth for EPCOT International Festival of the Arts, we’re craving that creamy brie!

Eats

This spot has the returning favorite of the Crème de Brie en Petit Pain, Warm Creamy Brie in a House-made Bread Bowl for $8. We’ll never say no to delish melted cheese in a bowl!

Warm Creamy Brie in a Bread Bowl

This option has made our best of the fest list over and over again.

Crème de Brie en Petit Pain: Warm Creamy Brie in a House-made Bread Bowl from the France booth! ?? #ArtfulEpcot pic.twitter.com/4IHypUZAa6

— AJ Wolfe (@DisneyFoodBlog) January 8, 2021

We can’t help but get our dip on with this eat!

Gotta get that dip. ? ? #artfulepcot pic.twitter.com/CxVByVqxy1

— AJ Wolfe (@DisneyFoodBlog) January 8, 2021

And we’re trying the new eats this year! First up, we’ve got the Croissant à la Truffle Noir d’Hiver A.K.A. the Black Winter Truffle Croissant for $7.75.

Croissant a la Truffle Noir d’Hiver

This eat is savory truffle, so don’t expect sweet. It pretty much tastes like straight truffle and French bread. Our reporter loves truffle, so it was a good fit for her, but if you’re not into those flavors it could be a not-so-great bite. It’s got a LOT of very flavorful filling that honestly surprised us! Careful — some folks might think that consistency is a little weird.

Black Winter Truffle Croissant Interior

New this year on the dessert side is the Moelleux à la Framboise et aux Chocolats Valrhona, a Molten Chocolate and Raspberry Cake with Pure Origin Valrhona Chocolates for $7.75.

Chocolate Raspberry Molten Cake

This cake is SUPER rich and very good! Chocolate lovers are in for a treat. If you’re not into SUPER rich desserts, you might want to skip it — but the raspberry sauce does help to cut the richness!

Chocolate Raspberry Molten Cake

The $9.50 Trio de Macarons made our best of the fest last year and we’re trying them again to see what this Assortment of 3 House-made Macarons in a Gift Box is this year! 2021 flavors include Chocolate Passion, Cappuccino, and Strawberry Lime.

Trio de Macarons

We liked the Cappuccino the best of the three but they were all super yummy! This dessert is always fun, especially since you can take it with you in the cute little box.

Trio of Macarons

Drinks

On to the drinks! This booth does have another returning best-of-the-fest-er, the Frozen French Martini for $14.50 (this thing tastes like LIQUID SMARTIES) AND a returning bubbly wine, the Charles Lafite, Brut Méthode Traditionnelle Champenoise, French Sparkling Wine for $8.

Frozen French Martini

There are two new wines that we’re sipping this year. First up is the Château La Gordonne, Vérité du Terroir, Côtes de Provence Rosé for $9.25. This is a very good dry rosé. It’s a great fit for those who don’t like sweet wine!

Château La Gordonne, Vérité du Terroir, Côtes de Provence Rosé

For red drinkers, there’s the Bordeaux Merlot and Cabernet Blend, Baron des Chartrons, 2015 for $8.75. This blend is on the dry side — but it’s not SUPER dry either. We loved it!

Bordeaux, Merlot, and Cabernet Blend

We can’t say we’re shocked, but L’Art de la Cuisine Francaise WOWED us again! Could it be a contender for best booth of the fest? You’ll have to wait and see! In the meantime, you can join us as we eat our way around EPCOT Festival of the Arts today. Stay tuned for alllllll the booth reviews!