Most Disney fans have that one food or drink from the theme park that makes them feel like they're at "home" as soon as they take that first bite or sip.
Having that one special thing you have to order on every single Disney trip conjures up fond memories of past vacations.
With the parks currently closed, two of Disney's popular refreshment locations are sharing their best recipes on Instagram so Disney lovers can recreate their favorite coffee drinks and cocktails at home.
Joffrey's Coffee & Tea Company has been bringing delicious specialty coffee drinks to guests of Disney World, Disneyland, and Disney Vacation Club since 1995. Joffrey's has around 23 kiosks around the Disney parks and two mobile coffee trucks, the latter of which are currently serving free coffee and tea to healthcare providers and volunteers at Florida hospitals and COVID-19 testing sites.
Director of Marketing Giovanni Gutierrez told Insider of their decision to share their popular recipes online: "We wanted to contribute something positive. People are spending more time at home and they can't pick up coffee or prepare it in the office, so it was really a perfect way to continue to engage with our fan base and let them enjoy our coffee from home."
Joffrey's started by sharing a classic cold brew recipe, because "anyone with a French press can really make a delicious cold brew," though Gutierrez added that they plan to "continue getting more creative and even share some of our secret recipes."
If you're looking for something to enjoy after your morning cup of coffee, La Cava del Tequila, located in Epcot's Mexico Pavilion, has been sharing recipe videos via Instagram Live for the past few weeks, as well as posts with the necessary ingredients for each.
Behind the virtual bar is La Cava del Tequila's chief mixologist, Gustavo Ortega-Oyarzun. Ortega-Oyarzun's recipes are simple enough to make at home, but the drinks go beyond the basics with flavored liqueurs, fruit purees, and fresh herb garnishes.
Here are eight Disney coffee drinks and cocktails you can make at home.
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