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Bring the magic home with any of these Disney recipes, all copycats of our favorite dishes and treats from the Disney parks!
Taste the Disney Magic!
If you know our family, you know we are huge Disney fans.
Half of the reason we love going to the parks is for the BEST DISNEYLAND FOOD! We love to try food at all Disney Resort Parks and then test copycat recipes for our favorite desserts, entrees, and drinks until we find one that tastes just like the real thing.
In case you don’t have a trip planned soon and still want to experience some of the magic at home, these Disney copycat recipes will do the trick.
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From smoothies in Hollywood Studios to sensational seasonal offerings during the Epcot food and wine festival, Disney is known for more than great rides – the fabulous food!
Whether you want to throw a Disney-themed birthday party or simply indulge in something to take you back to the happiest place on earth, these favorite Disney treats are sure to hit the spot. Of course soft serve Dole Whip is our top choice!
5 from 37 votes
Dole Whip Recipe
Make Disney's Dole Whip recipe from home with only 3 ingredients! It's cool, creamy, and filled with refreshing pineapple flavor.
Disney World’s “Grey Stuff” recipe!! It’s so easy to make and so delicious. Tastes just like the recipe from the Be Our Guest restaurant. So smooth and made with vanilla and chocolate pudding mix, milk, cool whip, and oreos and topped with sprinkles!!
Apple Pie Caramel Apples {Disney Copycat Recipe} ~ tart Granny Smith apples are dipped in chewy caramel, coated in white chocolate, sprinkled with cinnamon sugar, and then finished off with pie crust crumbs for your favorite Disney treat easily made at home for a fraction of the price!
This Recipe Is Inspired By One Of Our Favorite Disneyland Foods – Bacon Wrapped Asparagus Skewers From Bengal Barbecue! These Skewers Only Require 4 Ingredients And Take Less Than 10 Minutes On The Grill!
Leave it to Chef Mickey to create tantalizing dishes! From Jack Jack’s Num Num chocolate chip cookies to Mickey pretzels, there are plenty of magical favorites to enjoy.
5 from 27 votes
Broccoli Cheese Soup Recipe
This creamy and delicious broccoli cheese soup is the ultimate comfort food, especially when served in a bread bowl!
This delicious Caprese Flatbread Pizza is filled with mozzarella, tomato, basil, and topped with a balsamic glaze. It's quick and easy to make, and tastes just like the recipe at Disney World!!
Thick slices of artisan bread oozing with three different cheeses make up this Ultimate Grilled Cheese sandwich—inspired by Disneyland's Toy Story Land Grilled Cheese!
It's one of our favorite treats to pick up at the Happiest Place on Earth – Churro Toffee! These toffee squares are dipped in white chocolate and covered in cinnamon and sugar.
Super cute and simple Mickey Mouse Cupcakes perfect for you next Disney party! Super soft and moist – made with a black & white cupcake mix, frosting pouch, and oreos for ears!!
If you've ever had a Churro Funnel Cake from Disneyland, you know why it's a favorite treat! It's made from deep fried funnel cake, coated in cinnamon sugar, drizzled with caramel sauce, and topped with whipped cream.
A delicious and simple copycat recipe from Walt Disney World – the Oogie Boogie Sundae has layers of crushed cookies, Mint ice cream and gummy worms and topped with green whipped cream.
A copycat version of the delicious Pumpkin Pie Milkshake found at Aunty Gravity's at Magic Kingdom. This delicious shake will sure bring magic into your home and is a delicious fall treat to make!
Pumpkin beignets are pillowy, sugary New Orleans-style fried Dough with a fall flavor. You can enjoy these soft donuts right at home sprinkled with powder sugar or dipped in sauce
We’ve looked at several lists of favorite Disney Resort foods and though there are some differences to the lists, the following 10 items are typically found on each one:
Unless you bring gum with you, you cannot buy gum at any Disney theme park. This helps keep the park clean and reduces the chance of stepping in or sitting on old gum.
Disneyland invented Doritos as a way to use stale tortilla chips.
To lure people in, many food places use special vents to send the smell of their food outside. You may notice certain places in Disney Park always smell like certain foods. It’s because the aroma is strategically placed there through vents to get you to hunt down the savory and sweet treats.
Have you heard of the phrase, “When you can’t have it, the more you want it”? Well, Disney uses this idea for their secret menu. People hear “secret menu” and want those items even more. Thankfully, all the employees know how to make all their “secret” dishes.
At Walt Disney World alone, people eat 3,800,000 churros every year!
Disney chefs use 90 different kinds of cheese throughout their menu items.
It’s said that the very first Mickey-shaped food was pancakes.
Kristyn Merkley is a published cookbook author, wife, mom of six, and major food enthusiast! For the past 15 years, she has been sharing foolproof, family-friendly recipes—each one tested in her kitchen—that anyone can master. As a seasoned recipe creator, she loves making cooking simple, stress-free, and totally doable for everyone!
They used to be this lady her name was red she had a YouTube channel it was called Disney diner that’s where I learned how to make those Disney’s cinnamon rolls now I have mastered them and now when people see me they ask me hey do you have any of those cinnamon rolls I said no but when Christmas comes around or Thanksgiving comes around I’ll make sure I make some
They used to be this lady her name was red she had a YouTube channel it was called Disney diner that’s where I learned how to make those Disney’s cinnamon rolls now I have mastered them and now when people see me they ask me hey do you have any of those cinnamon rolls I said no but when Christmas comes around or Thanksgiving comes around I’ll make sure I make some
That’s awesome! Thanks for sharing.