16 Disney theme-park dishes you can make at home

Amanda KrauseApr 20, 2020, 22:41 IST

Disney sometimes serves its waffles with ice cream and chocolate syrup.Chainapa/Shutterstock

Disney fans often agree that the company's theme parks offer tons of delicious food.
For example, snacks like Dole Whip, Mickey-shaped waffles, and churros all have cult followings.
Thankfully, you don't need to visit a Disney park to enjoy them.
Instead, many Disney dishes can be made using ingredients you probably already have in your home.
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One thing that most Disney fans can agree on is that the company's theme parks serve some delicious food.

There's classic snacks like Dole Whip and Mickey-shaped waffles, and then there's more obscure favorites, like the Kitchen Sink Dessert. Whichever you prefer, there's a good chance that you don't actually have to visit a Disney theme park to eat your favorite.

Here are 16 Disney dishes you can make using ingredients you probably already have at home.

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You can also make the chocolate chip cookies from Disney World's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa.

The cookies (not pictured) are found at Disney World's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa. Brent Hofacker/Shutterstock

Disney's also got breakfast covered with its French toast recipe.

Disneyland's famous French toast (not pictured) is made with chocolate and bananas. JeniFoto/Shutterstock

Disney's Grilled Three-Cheese Sandwich is perfect for lunch.

The Grilled Three-Cheese Sandwich can be found at Disney World's Hollywood Studios. ResortTV1/YouTube

The Grey Stuff is a Disney fan favorite.

The Grey Stuff is served in various ways, including in cups and on cookies. Magic Journeys/YouTube

If you're making food for the whole family, you might want to consider something as big as Disney's Kitchen Sink Dessert.

Disney actually serves this dessert in a miniature "sink." Disney Parks

You can customize your own Mickey Apple by making one at home.

Disney's classic Mickey Apples are covered in caramel, chocolate, and sprinkles. Disney Parks/YouTube

So have Disney-themed dome cakes.

This recipe requires some previous baking experience. Disney Parks/YouTube

Cake pops have recently become a staple of Disney theme-park snacks.

Disney theme parks typically sell cake pops in a wide range of colors and shapes. The Mickey Bunch

If you're craving a Mickey-shaped pretzel, try making one from scratch.

Disney often serves Mickey-shaped pretzels with melted cheese. Insider/YouTube

Mickey-shaped beignets will add some sweetness to your breakfast.

Some Mickey beignets are served with flavored syrups. Rosanna Pansino/YouTube

Though you can get corn dogs just about anywhere, Disney fans swear by those served at the theme parks.

Corn dogs can be found at Disney theme parks in California and Florida. GreenArt/Shutterstock

You'll only need a few ingredients to make Mickey-shaped ice cream at home.

Few things are as equally sweet and refreshing as a Mickey Mouse ice-cream bar. Rachel Murray/Stringer/Getty Images

So are Mickey-shaped waffles.

Disney sometimes serves its waffles with ice cream and chocolate syrup. Chainapa/Shutterstock

Mickey-shaped Rice Krispies Treats are extremely easy to make at home.

Disney theme parks often sell these treats with various flavors and toppings. Harshlight/Flickr

The company also shared a recipe inspired by its beloved Dole Whip.

Dole Whip is one of the most popular desserts at Disney World and Disneyland. Disney Parks

Disney recently shared an 8-ingredient recipe to help you make its famous churros at home.

Disney theme parks are known for selling delicious churros in a wide variety of flavors. Disney Parks

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