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If you’re heading to EPCOT International Food and Wine Festival, you may be making your list of foods to try. There are so many great things to try, but is the new Pickle Milkshake worth your time?
EPCOT International Food and Wine Festival
The 2023 EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival is happening right now in Walt Disney World! From July 27 to November 18, guests can take a culinary tour across six continents at this celebration of cuisine from around the world.
With delicious Global Marketplaces fresh new merchandise and nightly live entertainment, there’s so much for guests of all ages to enjoy.
Brew-wing at the Odyssey
This booth is located between Mexico and Test Track Presented by Chevrolet. The theming in here is fun! Don your lab coats and prepare to experiment with delicious flavors as Brew-Wing Lab at the Odyssey invites guests on a flavorful adventure, featuring the culinary creations – and madcap mishaps – of Muppet Labs!
Initially we were hoping that we might actually get to meet some Muppets here, but sadly that didn’t work out the way we hoped. Here you will find several fun food and beverage options.
Food choices include:
- Peanut Butter and Jelly Sticky Wings – $7.50
- Garlic-Parmesan Wings – $7.50
- Orange-Cardamom Wings (New) –$7.50
- Traditional Buffalo Wings with celery and ranch – $7.50
- IMPOSSIBLE Buffalo Chicken Tenders with plant-based blue cheese, plant-based ranch, and celery (New) (Plant-based) – $7.50
- Unnecessarily Spicy, Yet Extremely Tasty Scotch Bonnet Pepper-Curry Wings with cool cucumber yogurt (New) – $7.50
- Buffalo Brussels Sprouts with plant-based blue cheese and plant-based ranch (Plant-based) – $7.50
Beverage choices available:
- Frozen Fusion: Twinings Pomegranate and Raspberry Herbal Tea fused with orange ice cream molecules (Non-alcoholic) (New) – $4.75
- Pickle Milkshake (Non-alcoholic) (New) – $5.75
- Sun King Brewing Caipirinha Lager (New) – $5.50 (6 oz), $9.50 (12 oz)
- Brew Hub French Connection IPA (New) – $5.50 (6 oz), $9.50 (12 oz)
- 3 Daughters Brewing Old Fashion Porter (New) – $5.50 (6 oz), $9.50 (12 oz)
- Beer Flight – $10.00
- Blake’s Hard Cider Co. Tropicolada Hard Cider (New) – $5.50 (6 oz), $9.50 (12 oz)
- Bold Rock Peach Berry Hard Cider (New) – $5.50 (6 oz), $9.50 (12 oz)
- 3 Daughters Brewing Raspberry Lemonade Hard Cider (New) – $5.50 (6 oz), $9.50 (12 oz)
- Cider Flight – $10.00
Pickle Milkshake
When I (Jamie) read there was going to be a Pickle Milkshake at Brew-wing this year, it was the first thing I put on my must-try list! I love pickles, and was excited to try this new drink. I did have reservations, because the words “pickle” and “milk” sound absolutely disgusting next to each other, but I thought how bad can it really be?
Turns out, really bad!
Combining the flavors of dill and vanilla are an interesting choice for sure, but pulling it off is another story. The flavors of the shake don’t actually combine together well to make it enjoyable at all!
The first sip was a mixture of dill, vanilla, and a chalky like texture that can only be compared to the Necco wafer candies I used to eat (and hate!) as a kid! There is also a strong pickle brine tanginess as an aftertaste that doesn’t go over well.
Much to our disappointment, my group couldn’t take more than a few sips without feeling ill from this pickle milkshake. I wish I could recommend this one to the other pickle lovers out there, but sadly, this one is a HUGE miss!
For Heather’s take on what is delicious at Brew-wing, head over here for some great recommendations!
Have you tried the new Pickle Milkshake at Brew-wing? Let us know your thoughts in the comment below, and share with your EPCOT International Food and Wine Festival loving friends!
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