Popular Disney food even outside the park

Doll whip is a popular treat at Disney parks, but you can also purchase a mix.

In April 2020, Disney released a recipe for Dole Whip that only calls for chunks of pineapple, vanilla ice cream, and pineapple juice.

However, the Pineapple Doll Whip served at Disney Parks is listed in Disney World’s Guide to Plant-Based Dining. That means it’s made without dairy.

According to the Disney Food Blog, the version Disney shares is a good at-home substitute, but it’s not the true vegan and gluten-free pineapple soft serve available at Disney.

Fans can also purchase the Official Doll Pineapple Soft Serve Mix on Amazon. The only other ingredients needed are cold water and a soft ice cream maker. Amazon reviewers say this mix is ​​the real deal.

Caramel cones are available at Epcot’s iconic Caramel Cuche.

Karamell-Küche, German for “Caramel Kitchen,” is a snack shop housed in the Bavarian-style building that makes up the German Pavilion at Epcot at Walt Disney World in Florida. The shop is popular for its sweets filled with caramel, but the most popular item is the freshly popped caramel cone.

The shop is sponsored by German candy maker Werther’s Original Caramel, which makes caramel sweets that are widely sold in grocery stores and online.

While nothing compares to walking through Epcot’s World Showcase with a bag of freshly popped caramel corn, you can get a bag of Werther’s Original Caramel Popcorn from Amazon.

Carbon’s Golden Malted Waffle Mix is ​​Disney’s delectable Mickey waffle secret that you can buy and make at home.

Many fans know there is something special about Mickey waffles that can be ordered at any Disney restaurant.

According to the Disney Food Blog, Disney uses Carbon’s Golden Malted Waffle Mix. The company doesn’t explicitly mention Disney, but Carbon says on its website that it supplies waffle irons and mixes to “the best hotels, universities, restaurants and theme parks.”

You don’t need access to any of these, as the exact same mix used in Disney’s restaurants can be ordered on Amazon for around $20 at the time of writing.

Coffee blends developed for Disney restaurants by Joffrey’s Coffee & Tea Company can be delivered to your home.

Joffrey’s Coffee & Tea Company has operated coffee kiosks at Disney World in Orlando, Florida since 1995.

In 2013, Disney designated Joffrey’s as the Official Specialty Coffee of Disney World, Disneyland and Disney Vacation Club, and the Joffrey’s team developed coffee blends available exclusively at Disney.

Fans of theme park specialty coffees can also purchase one for their home. Joffrey’s sells special Disney His coffee flavors online.

For about $44 a month, you can wow Joffrey’s with a rotating coffee subscription that lets you sample a variety of Disney-specific blends each month.

If flavored lattes are your thing, you can feel like a barista at home with your favorite Joffrey’s Blend and delicious recipes from Disney Parks.

You don’t have to go to Disney Springs to enjoy the colorful treats of Sprinkles Cupcakes.

Sprinkles Cupcakes is the first bakery in the world to offer sweet treats through a cupcake ATM, but you don’t have to visit a Disney Springs store to try them in person.

With Sprinkles’ nationwide expansion, you can now enjoy a box of 12 freshly baked, quick-frozen cupcakes from the comfort of your own home.

While you won’t have access to the full menu of flavors, you can try three each of four fan favorites: Red Velvet, Vanilla, Dark Chocolate, and Sprinkles. Bake shops can also throw in small packages of signature dot decorations, so you can decorate your cupcakes after they’re thawed.

A box of 12 is $99 at the time of writing, which includes shipping anywhere in the continental United States.

Bring home a taste of Disney Parks Main Street with our famous rainbow bag of popcorn.

Most Disney snacks look as good as they taste, and sweet and fruity popcorn from the park’s Main Street Popcorn Company is no exception.

Rainbow Confetti Popcorn is available at Disney World and Disneyland retailers.

At the time of this writing, fans can get the same theme park treats on Amazon for $17.95.