It's no secret we're obsessed with Disney here at Delish, and more specifically, with the food and drinks offered at Disney World, Disneyland, Downtown Disney, Disney Springs, and all the awesome Disney resorts in between. It's why we've shared guides to the best things to eat at Magic Kingdom, Epcot, and Animal Kingdom, to name just a few. But since there are so many new foods coming to the Disney parks every day, we've created this guide to highlight the most exciting new additions as we see them—plus, some classics you can't forget about. Enjoy!
Stuffed Mermaid Tail
This puts every other mermaid dessert to shame. The pastry horn is filled with pineapple and coconut cream and decorated with a white chocolate "tail", a seashell, and colorful fish-shaped sprinkles. Find it at Gasparilla Island Grill in Disney's Grand Floridian Resort.
Most Beautiful Cake
You can find this gorgeous coconut cake at Animal Kingdom's Harambe Market. It's covered in coconut mousse and stuffed with pineapple filling. Shaved coconut chips add some crunch to the bottom.
Black Magic Margarita
This spooky, cauldron-like margarita comes from Dockside Margaritas in Disney Springs. It's the perfect thing to sip on during the Halloween season.
Oi-Oi Puff
This matcha sponge donut is filled with raspberry cream and topped with passionfruit curd. You can find it at Docking Bay 7 in Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge park. Resident theme park expert Tess Koman says it's one of her favorite things in the park!
Strawberry Shortcake Ice Cream Sandwich
At Animal Kingdom's Dino-Bite Snacks, you can recreate your childhood lunchtime dreams with this ice cream sandwich. It sandwiches strawberry ice cream between two sugar cookies that are rolled in strawberry and vanilla cake crumbs. YUM!
Frozcato
Wine Bar George is one of the classiest establishments at Disney Springs, but it's also one of the most fun. Take, for example, the Frozcato: moscato, vodka, and Dole Whip Pineapple.
Cheshire Cat Tail
Magic Kingdom's Cheshire Café sells these chocolate Danish twists. They're decorated in purple and pink icing swirls to resemble the Cheshire cat from Alice In Wonderland.
Ronto Wrap
Since Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge opened, one of the most talked about foods has been the Ronto Wrap. While there are a few variations, the classic is filled with roasted pork, slaw, peppercorn sauce, and grilled sausage wrapped inside a toasty pita.
Cozy Corn
Disneyland's Cozy Cone Motel is killing the corn game with these Cotija-, cheese puff-, and spicy cheese puff-covered cobs.
Chile-Mango Whip
We LOVE a good Dole Whip, and this one stands out from the rest: It's made with chamoy, mango, and chile-lime seasoning. Find it at Tropical Hideaway in Disneyland Park.
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