Let's take a quick video tour of this year's highlights.
The slyly-named Beaver Tails remain the most popular offering on the trade show, based on the length of the queue waiting for a sample. But I also enjoyed the delightfully-shaped custard-filled treats available from Delimanjoo (Korean for "little cake"). The fish-shaped Taiyaki were both cute and delicious.
I also enjoyed making my own shaved ice at the "Be the Hamster" booth, where I had to flip more switches than an electrician and run a giant hamster wheel in order to produce my own little cup of root beer-flavored shaved ice. It's not always about the food — sometimes its the experience that makes the treat.
Finally, I "wrapped" up with Kono Pizza, a cone-shaped pizza that's perfect for walking around the park. New Yorkers can consider this the logical extension of folding your slice, while Disney fans can just think of this as a pizza Handwich.
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The "handwich" from the EPCOT F&W Festival had more of a flaky crust than that of a pizza (almost what I would call a croissant), so there are probably lots of different ways to go with this evolving food trend.