A tried-and-true classic theme park snack, no one will ever go wrong with a traditional cinnamon and sugar churro. Perhaps it’s that Disney magic you can feel in each park, but churros never seem to taste as delicious anywhere else.
For anyone looking for an alternative to ice cream and who enjoys tropical flavors, try the Disney classic treat of a Dole Whip. The traditional version consists of frozen pineapple soft serve that is just as delectable as it sounds.
Disney Parks guests may not think popcorn would be one of the best snack options. After all, people can get popcorn in many other places, such as movie theaters, or make it at home. However, much like the churro, Disney popcorn has that indescribable something extra.
More than just a chocolate chip cookie, Jack-Jack Cookie Num Num lives up to its name. The large, thick cookie first depicted in Incredibles 2 (pictured) should be eaten warm and will put any other similar cookie to shame. Whether eaten as a snack or dessert, make sure to grab extra napkins because the treat overflows with gooey chocolate chips.
Although Disney-parks guests will only find bao buns at a few select locations, it’s worth the effort. Bao buns consist of soft, fluffy, and sweet steamed dough filled with various things such as beef, chicken, or vegetables.
Whether Mickey-shaped or not, these light-as-air treats will satisfy any sweet tooth. They can also be messy, thanks to the healthy dose of powdered sugar served with each batch. Shake them up in a bag and then enjoy.
Some Disney snacks develop such a reputation they become famous despite being somewhat niche. Disney parks fans will say this about Walt Disney World’s cheeseburger spring rolls at the Egg Roll cart in Magic Kingdom’s Adventureland.