There’s nothing like taking a bite — or a sip — of the happiest flavors on earth, But if you and your brood don’t have an upcoming Disney trip planned, there’s no reason to miss out. Many of the most iconic, and the newer or seasonal, Disney treats can be recreated in your home kitchen to the delight of friends and family.
I’ve perused the work of Disney bloggers who’ve perfected at-home versions of some of the best food finds from Disney World, Disneyland, and the cruises. Some are simple, others take more effort, but all of them are magically delicious! So break out your Mickey ears and kitchen tools, and get to copycat cooking.
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14 Disney-Inspired Recipes You Can Make at Home
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Mickey Beignets
One of the most beloved Disney treats is the Mickey-shaped beignet. These sweet, flaky masterpieces are a sweet way to start AND end the day.
Get the recipe here.
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Dole Whip
It's surprisingly easy to make your own homemade (and healthier) Dole whip recipe at home in your blender (not to mention cheaper).
Get the recipe here:
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Pumpkin Spice Milkshake
PSL fans will be all over this copycat Walt Disney World recipe featuring the flavors of fall and a Mickey-shaped marshmallow.
Get the recipe here.
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Red Velvet Mickey Waffles
This chocolatey take on the classic Mickey waffle was originally served at the Makahiki character breakfast on the island of Oahu. Now you can make them at home for a special treat!
Get the recipe here.
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Mickey S'mores
Layers of crisp graham crackers, rich chocolate fudge, and gooey homemade marshmallows are covered in chocolate and topped with a white chocolate Mickey Mouse!
Get the recipe here.
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Pulled Pork
Something savory for those who prefer Disney copycat dinners over desserts. This is a healthier take on a Disneyland staple -- the pulled pork sandwich with spicy pineapple and cucumber slaw.
Get the recipe here.
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Dole Whip Donut
As if the healthy Dole Whip wasn't delicious enough, here's a treat that takes the flavors from refreshing to downright decadent.
Get the recipe here.
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Churro Toffee
Sweet, cinnamon-y, and oh-so-satisfying, this copycat churro toffee from Disneyland will make your next play date a sure success.
Get the recipe here.
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Club 33 Chicken Citron
An easy-to-prepare dish that the whole family will love? Leave it to Disney to take the struggle out of dinnertime.
Get the recipe here.
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Disneyland-Inspired Mint Julep
In the south, where I live, these are a summer staple. But who knew the Disney version was just a bit extra-special?
Get the recipe here.
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Bacon Mac-N-Cheese Footlong Dog
Wow. A footlong dog, mac-and-cheese, bacon, and chives: such a creamy, savory, delicious lunch or dinner treat to try at home!
Get the recipe here.
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Funnel Cakes
My kiddos are partial to funnel cakes, and something about the Disney version just makes them all the more exciting. Try these at home and let the kids sprinkle them with as much powdered sugar as they can manage.
Get the recipe here.
Photo: Instagram/ThePintasticGirls
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Mickey Mouse Soft Pretzels
Salty, soft, and so Disney-esque, if you close your eyes while biting into these special snacks, you can pretend you're right on Main Street!
Get the recipe here.
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Ladybug Macarons
These delightfully irresistible macarons are not only a Disney inspired treat, they're also be a perfect snack to serve at a kids' birthday party. And they're naturally gluten-free!
Get the recipe here.
