20 iconic Disney theme park menu items from around the world

The coffee company has been bringing coffee drinks to Disney park-goers since 1995. From specialty lattes to iced drinks, the menu has everything to fuel a day of park-hopping.

The pretzel, which can be found at Disney World in Orlando, Florida, and Disneyland in California, comes with cheese sauce and typically retails for $6.79.

Disney recently released a recipe for how to make the snack at home.

Dole Whip, pineapple-flavored soft serve, has gained a cult following over the years and can be found at all Disney Parks in the US. Plus, at Animal Kingdom's Tamu Tamu Refreshments, adult Disney fans can even purchase a boozy version of the tropical dessert.

The chocolate-covered vanilla ice cream bars are a quintessential and super-popular Disney Parks menu item, so much so that they've even been spotted being sold in grocery stores.

Disneyland Paris also serves Mickey waffles topped with chocolate, honey, or fruits, as well as a savory version topped with smoked salmon.

Turkey legs have been sold at Disney since the 1980s. Popular at Renaissance fairs, the meaty snack first arrived via a small food cart in the Magic Kingdom's Frontierland.

Visitors to the Magic Kingdom in Orlando, Florida, can now find the huge turkey legs being sold at Liberty Square Market for $12.49, but they can also be found at all six North American Disney parks.

Available at Storybook Treats in the Magic Kingdom, the cone features cotton candy soft serve topped with sugar Mickeys and cotton candy sugar in a blue sugar cone.

While you can only find this specific treat at Disney World, Disneyland offers a host of other Arendelle Aqua treats like Arendelle Aqua macarons, churros, and cake pops.

In addition to loaded slaw dogs, the joint sells bacon and macaroni and cheese-topped hot dogs, chili-cheese dogs, fries, and more.

Mickey cake pops can be found just about anywhere desserts are sold in both Disney World and Disneyland and come in multiple different designs.

Mickey cookies and cream ice cream sandwiches, which are a fan-favorite item at the North American Disney theme parks and resorts, are served frozen and gradually melt as visitors walk around the park.

The pretzels can be found at the Bier und Brezlen cart in the Germany Pavilion and at Baseline Tap House in Hollywood Studios. The soft pretzels come served hot with spicy mustard or beer cheese mustard, and are famous for being larger than most people's heads.

Paired with a margarita, this Mexican food item is beloved by park-goers and chefs alike.

Sold at the Yorkshire County Fish Shop, the iconic menu item comes with two strips of fish served with chips and costs $11.49.

Officially named Grey Stuff Gâteau, the menu item costs $5.99 at the Red Rose Tavern in Fantasyland and consists of white chocolate mousse and red velvet cake with a raspberry center on a sugar cookie.

The fried chicken specialty comes with three pieces of seasoned and fried chicken, mashed potatoes, a buttermilk biscuit, and a side of vegetables, and is considered one of the best entreés in Disneyland.

Available at the Jolly Holiday Bakery Cafe on Main Street USA in Disneyland California, the donut features all the beloved flavors of the original Dole Whip. It is filled with pineapple-flavored filling and topped with pineapple icing and toasted marshmallow meringue.

Sold at Woody's Lunch Box, the grilled cheese sandwiches are so popular that in honor of National Grilled Cheese Day, Disney decided to release the famed recipe.

Disneyland Paris also offers fresh powdered sugar crepes.

Guests can choose between a classic croque monsieur with ham, cheese, and bechamel, or one with turkey instead of ham.

The restaurant has served everything from buns shaped like pigs to others that look like the aliens from "Toy Story," Mike Wazowski from "Monsters Inc.," and Olaf from "Frozen."

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