If you've ever walked through EPCOT's France pavilion and ducked into Les Halles Boulangerie-Patisserie, you already know it's one of the park's best spots for a sweet detour. But the bakery's latest showstopper takes things to a whole new level: a Triple Chocolate Cookie so large and so thoughtfully constructed that calling it a cookie almost feels like an understatement.
Priced at $13.95, the Triple Chocolate Cookie is hard to miss once you're inside Les Halles. Its interior has the soft, dense consistency of a cookie cake, while the outer edge crisps up like a traditional baked cookie — giving it both structure and that satisfying contrast of textures. The combination keeps the whole thing sturdy enough to pick up, break apart, and share without it falling to pieces.
The toppings are where the pizza comparison really clicks. Milk chocolate medallions are arranged across the surface like pepperoni, shaved white chocolate gives the look of melted cheese, and a layer of semisweet chocolate chips across the base reads visually like tomato sauce. White chocolate chips are baked in throughout for good measure. Disney Food Blog's reviewers suggest cutting it into slices — actual pizza-style wedges — which, given the size, is a genuinely practical recommendation.
For chocolate lovers visiting EPCOT, this one earns a strong recommendation as a shareable treat rather than a solo snack. At nearly the size of a personal pizza, it can realistically feed a family — though no one would judge you for keeping more than your fair share of slices. Planning an EPCOT visit around a Food & Wine Festival trip makes it an especially easy stop to work in.
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This review originally appeared on the Disney Food Blog.
