As a kid, and even as an adult, many people dream of taking a trip to Disneyland. Of course, many people look forward to this adventure because they'll get to go on rides and meet some of their favorite characters, but they are also excited because they'll get to enjoy some of the delicious Disneyland food.
All theme parks have their specialty treats and meals that visitors love. In fact, there are some people who visit Disneyland once a year, and every time they stop in they head to a particular area to enjoy their favorite dish. Whether it is a dessert, entree or appetizer, Disneyland has a lot to offer its guests. However, not everyone is able to afford to take a trip there every year, even if it is just to enjoy the food. For those who …show more content…
Strawberry Twists
This strawberry treat can satisfy your craving for something sweet and fruity anytime of day. http://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog/2013/11/make-your-own-strawberry-twists-from-maurices-treats-in-disneyland-park/ 9. Matterhorn Macaroon
This is a great dessert for coconut lovers! If you got to enjoy this at Disneyland and happen to be craving it once you get home, try this recipe and see how it turns out. http://www.disneyfoodblog.com/2015/05/01/disneyland-recipe-matterhorn-macaroons/ 10. Dole Whip
Anyone who has had the chance to indulge in a Dole Whip probably fell in love. This pineapple treat makes a good dessert and will cool you off on a warm day. http://www.biggerbolderbaking.com/homemade-disneyland-dole-whip/ 11. Lobster Nachos
Seafood lovers will really enjoy making this dish at home. It's back with cheese, lobster and other nacho favorites. http://www.lifesambrosia.com/lobster-nachos-recipe/ 12. Mickey Waffles
Breakfast shouldn't be boring, and with Mickey waffles, it doesn't have to be! This recipe is great for kids who love Mickey and breakfast. …show more content…
Pommes Frites with Cajun Spice Rémoulade
Fries are traditionally eaten with ketchup, but at Disneyland, it's Cajun Spice Remoulade. http://www.thedisneychef.com/2015/09/pommes-frites-with-cajun-remoulade-cafe-orleans.html Your trip to Disneyland may be over, but you don't have to be left feeling like you can't still enjoy the delicious food from the park. The next time you have a hankering for something you tasted during your trip, don't hesitate to head to the kitchen and start cooking. You might even be able to make your dish taste a little better than the one you had at
All theme parks have their specialty treats and meals that visitors love. In fact, there are some people who visit Disneyland once a year, and every time they stop in they head to a particular area to enjoy their favorite dish. Whether it is a dessert, entree or appetizer, Disneyland has a lot to offer its guests. However, not everyone is able to afford to take a trip there every year, even if it is just to enjoy the food. For those who …show more content…
Strawberry Twists
This strawberry treat can satisfy your craving for something sweet and fruity anytime of day. http://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog/2013/11/make-your-own-strawberry-twists-from-maurices-treats-in-disneyland-park/ 9. Matterhorn Macaroon
This is a great dessert for coconut lovers! If you got to enjoy this at Disneyland and happen to be craving it once you get home, try this recipe and see how it turns out. http://www.disneyfoodblog.com/2015/05/01/disneyland-recipe-matterhorn-macaroons/ 10. Dole Whip
Anyone who has had the chance to indulge in a Dole Whip probably fell in love. This pineapple treat makes a good dessert and will cool you off on a warm day. http://www.biggerbolderbaking.com/homemade-disneyland-dole-whip/ 11. Lobster Nachos
Seafood lovers will really enjoy making this dish at home. It's back with cheese, lobster and other nacho favorites. http://www.lifesambrosia.com/lobster-nachos-recipe/ 12. Mickey Waffles
Breakfast shouldn't be boring, and with Mickey waffles, it doesn't have to be! This recipe is great for kids who love Mickey and breakfast. …show more content…
Pommes Frites with Cajun Spice Rémoulade
Fries are traditionally eaten with ketchup, but at Disneyland, it's Cajun Spice Remoulade. http://www.thedisneychef.com/2015/09/pommes-frites-with-cajun-remoulade-cafe-orleans.html Your trip to Disneyland may be over, but you don't have to be left feeling like you can't still enjoy the delicious food from the park. The next time you have a hankering for something you tasted during your trip, don't hesitate to head to the kitchen and start cooking. You might even be able to make your dish taste a little better than the one you had at