Walt Disney World Announces New Fall Foods

Pumpkin spice Mickey waffles! Edible Haunted Mansion portraits! At Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party, which kicks off August 25 at Walt Disney World, candy can't outmatch the happiest baked goods on earth

Michelle Tauber

Published on August 25, 2017 12:50 PM

PUMPKIN CHEESECAKE

What's better than pumpkin cheesecake? MICKEY PUMPKIN CHEESECAKE. Eaten on Main Street. Or at Gaston's Tavern. (Preferably with Gaston.)

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GIGANTIC CINNAMON BUN

Trick or carbs! At the Main Street Bakery in Magic Kingdom, visitors can tackle this jumbo pastry, complete with chocolate spider web and on-theme frosting.

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HAUNTED MANSION CAKES

Welcome, foolish mortals, to your new favorite Insta-worthy dessert. In four different flavor combos — chocolate ganache and Oreo panna cotta, raspberry compote and white-chocolate mousse, chocolate ganache with peanut butter frosting and lemon curd and strawberry compote with strawberry mousse — these tarts, each finished with one of the iconic Haunted Mansion portraits, are the best thing since hitch-hiking ghosts.

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WORMS & DIRT

Indulging your inner kid = Halloween, and this quadruple chocolate treat (gravestone, cake, mousse and glaze) with Oreo crumbs and gummies is enough to make you feel 10 again. (Note from Mom: Remember to brush your teeth!) You'll find it at the Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn and Cafe.

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WAFFLES & ICE CREAM

Attention, Mickey waffle worshippers (a cult we can get behind): This pumpkin spice version is your fall dream come true.

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JACK SKELLINGTON CAKE POP

Go for it, Nightmare Before Christmas fans: Jack won't scream if you bite off his head. This push pop, available at Sleepy Hollow in Liberty Square, features a vanilla panna cotta, chocolate cake, vanilla buttercream and white- and dark-chocolate crisp pearls.

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