This classic snack is omnipresent throughout Disney parks and is best enjoyed with nacho cheese dipping sauce (and a castle view, like Instagram user @jonathanstevensofficial.)
Where to Get It: Various stands around Disneyland and Walt Disney World parks
The new yellow version of the popular Mickey-balloon-shaped buckets have been selling out fast, and they come with a colorful strap for ultimate portability, as pointed out by @princepogiatdisney.
Where to Get It: Various stands around Disneyland
This all-dressed-up treat is chocolate-dipped with a “hint of almond,” according to Instagram user @firstcomesdisney.
Where to Get It: Marceline’s Confectionery at Disneyland’s Downtown Disney
You can get it in its most basic form, or overload on the sugar with various riffs — like this M&M-covered version enjoyed by @mydisneyeats.
Where to Get It: Main Street Confectionery at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom
Perhaps the most iconic of Mickey-shaped snacks, it comes in a variety of different forms—but we’re particularly in love with this jumbo-sized version with strawberries and whipped cream, which received a rave review from the Disney Food Blog.
Where to Get It: Sleepy Hollow Refreshments at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom
You’ll have to take a trip to Japan to get this all-American menu item—which @ohyeahdisney ordered with a side of Mickey-shaped chicken nuggets.
Where to Get It: Tomorrowland Terrace at Tokyo Disneyland
An up-close-and-personal look at those Mickey nugs from @californiadisneygirl.
Where to Get It: Tomorrowland Terrace at Tokyo Disneyland
The delicate, egg white-based sandwich cookies come in a multitude of flavors, like this raspberry rose version.
Where to Get It: Jolly Holiday Bakery & Café in Disneyland
Disney Food Blog points out that the Mickey-shaped puff pastry topping only comes with the kids’ version…so maybe order a double portion for yourself?
Where to Get It: 50s Prime Time Café at Disney World’s Hollywood Studios
While Disney doesn’t technically sell Mickey-shaped cotton candy, Instagram user @loashheg took matters into her own hands and sculpted this beauty herself.
Where to Get It: Anywhere that sells cotton candy
This colorful, cool-you-down treat is just one of many exclusive Mickey-shaped treats at Aulani, Disney’s luxury Hawaiian resort.
Where to Get It: The shaved ice stand at Disney Aulani
Even the classic Hawaiian spam-based snack got the Mickey treatment at Aulani, as documented by @honey_bear_eats.
Where to Get It: Disney Aulani Resort
Get a taste of the Big Easy with some delicious fried dough, which you can get in its classic powdered sugar-dusted form (right) or a more outlandish seasonal flavor like Watermelon Chili Lime (left).
Where to Get It: The Mint Julep Bar at New Orleans Square in Disneyland
These fruity pops are basically the Tokyo version of the iconic Mickey ice cream bars. The Mickey is tropical fruit-flavored while Minnie is peach raspberry, according to Disney Food Blog.
This dessert-on-a-stick is covered with milk chocolate and drizzled with white chocolate. “Someone who likes their desserts a little underdone (think gooey cookies and brownies) will love this cake pop,” says Disney Food Blog.
Where to Get It: Main Street Confectionery at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom
You can buy a package of this pasta at various places in the parks to take home and cook yourself, or order it tossed with turkey marinara sauce like @bella_merida_adventures did.
Where to Get It: Pizzafari at Disney World’s Animal Kingdom
Instagram user @fastpass_shopping was confounded by the logistics of getting an egg to take the form of a mouse—and we have to say we also have many questions.
Where to Get It: Shanghai Disney Resort
For serious carb-loving Disneyheads only. According to @dolewhipdollies_, they make it in a variety of different character shapes—but obviously Mickey is the most popular.
Where to Get It: Pacific Wharf Café at Disney California Adventure
Nope, that’s not a typo. The inside of this dramatic dessert is made up of chocolate chiffon cake, dark chocolate mousse, and white chocolate mousse.
Where to Get It: Amorette’s Patisserie in Disney Springs
Even though you can’t buy them in the park, L.A. bakery Hello Sweetie Pie‘s Mickey pops (photographed here by @beccaeats) have become a cult-favorite among Disneyland-goers. You can order them online and bring them in yourself, or they occassionally have “Disney Order Days” where you can place an order on Instagram and pick up at a window inside the park.
Take a standard ice cream cone, plop two cookies in it and boom—you’ve got Mickey. Instagram user @cindyrelly._ dubbed it “just the cutest,” and we’d have to agree.
Where to Get It: Plaza Ice Cream Parlor at Disney World’s Magic Kingdom
California’s Disneyland may have the most famous churros, but Tokyo Disney is the only place you can get them Mickey-shaped. (According to Disney Food Blog they are “kind of dry,” but it’s worth it for the ‘gram?)
Where to Get It: Camp Woodchuck at Tokyo Disneyland
If you like your Mickey-shaped food a little more animated, these cookies are for you.
Where to Get It: Jolly Holiday Bakery or Starbucks at Disneyland
These freshly-made marshmallows dipped in chocolate posted by @cindy_angie_ are reason enough to plan a trip to France.
Where to Get It: Disneyland Paris
If you don’t trust yourself with a cone, try your Mickey ice cream in a bowl instead, like @mousingarounddisney.
Where to Get It: Tamu Tamu Refreshments at Disney’s Animal Kingdom
The bright yellow color and rainbow sprinkles make this cookie an Instagram favorite.
Where to Get It: Main Street Confectionery at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom
If you thought jumbo waffles were cool, how about this adorable teeny tiny version spotted by @planecrazytravels at Tokyo Disney?
Where to Get It: The Great American Waffle Co. at Tokyo Disneyland
Yet another reason to book a trip to Hawaii.
Where to Get It: Disney Aulani Resort
There are a quite few places to get Mickey cupcakes across the various parks, but @cindyrelly._ points out that Carnation Cafe gives you this celebratory version on your birthday.
Where to Get It: Carnation Cafe at Disneyland
This is basically three pancakes in one, and we’re not complaining.
Where to Get It: Red Rose Taverne in Disneyland’s Fantasyland
Here’s a little secret:Instagrammer @foodatdisneyland notes that this dish isn’t officially on the menu, but if you order it, they’ll hook you up.
Where to Get It: Coca Cola Refreshment Corner on Main Street in Disneyland
If you like your Mickey with a side of Mickey, this breakfast platter will be to your liking.
Where to Get It: Shanghai Disneyland Hotel
Instagram user @auroraacchhh gives us yet another reason to get to Shanghai ASAP.
Where to Get It: Shanghai Disneyland Park
Get your caffeine fix with a magic touch.
Where to Get It: Joffrey’s at Disney Springs
For those who prefer a less detailed (but still just as magical) design, @sam.goes.to.disney shows off this trio of Mickey-dusted cappuccinos.
Where to Get It: Grand Floridian Café at Walt Disney World
Doesn’t get sweeter than this dessert posted by @t4rdis.travels.
Where to Get It: Future World at Epcot
These colossal snacks are big enough to share—if you’re feeling generous.
Where to Get It: Starbucks locations at Walt Disney World
If we learned anything from our childhood, it’s that if you don’t actually want to break your jaw on one of these, it might take a few hours (and a massive sugar coma) to get through it.
Where to Get It: Pooh Corner at Disneyland
They’re like Goldfish, but gold…mice.
Where to Get It: The souveneir stand near the exit of “it’s a small world” in Disneyland
This funfetti snack can make it feel like your birthday any day of the year — and, as @magic_kingdom_mamas point out, matches the tile outside.
Where to Get It: Candy Palace on Main Street in Magic Kingdom
This sugary, nutty confection is the “perfect little snack,” according to @harters2wdw.
Where to Get It: The food court at Port Orleans French Quarter Resort
During Pride months in May and June, this sweet treat displays all its true colors.
Where to Get It: Disneyland during Pride months
Fans of crispy crust would be wise to go for the ears first.
Where to Get It: Pinocchio Village Kitchen at Shanghai Disneyland
They dress these up for various holidays around the year, but we’re partial to the classic, which features a Granny Smith apple with layers of caramel and chocolate.
Where to Get It: Main Street Confectionery in Magic Kingdom (and various other sweet spots around the parks)
This adorable spread posted by @foodatdisneyland has us feeling all nostalgic for packed lunches.
Where to Get It: Disney Aulani Resort
The ice cream shop at Epcot’s France Pavilion boasts these hidden Mickeys in its display case.
Where to Get It: L’Artisan Des Glaces at Epcot
Just another way to eat a Mickey-shaped breakfast.
Where to Get It: Tokyo Disneyland
Rose gold is all the rage at Disney parks right now, and the trend has made its way to the food. This confection has a lemon whipped frosting and berry center, @disneyhungry notes.
Where to Get It: Jolly Holiday Bakery Cafe at Disneyland
Yet another rose gold beauty!
Where to Get It: Boardwalk Bakery at Walt Disney World Resort
As @fantasylandfoodies point out, this fried snack may be better than the actual churros—and the Mickey-shaped whipped cream is just the icing on the cake, so to speak.
Where to Get It: Hungry Bear Restaurant at Disneyland’s Critter Country
So fancy! This cheese-and-leek tart comes with a Mickey-fied herb sauce on top.
Where to Get It: The Castle at Shanghai Disneyland
One of those simple sweets that’ll make you feel like a kid again.
Where to Get It: Main Street Confectionery at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom
You just can’t beat a double-chocolate dessert.
Where to Get It: Sassagoula Floatworks and Food Factory at Port Orleans French Quarter
Instagrammer @disneyhungry calls these “quite possibly the cutest chocolate bars there ever were,” and we find that hard to argue.
Where to Get It: Ganachery at Disney Springs
For a cool $50, this could be all yours.
Where to Get It: Goofy’s Candy Co. at Disney Springs
PRETZEL
This classic snack is omnipresent throughout Disney parks and is best enjoyed with nacho cheese dipping sauce (and a castle view, like Instagram user @jonathanstevensofficial.)
Where to Get It: Various stands around Disneyland and Walt Disney World parks
POPCORN BUCKET
The new yellow version of the popular Mickey-balloon-shaped buckets have been selling out fast, and they come with a colorful strap for ultimate portability, as pointed out by @princepogiatdisney.
Where to Get It: Various stands around Disneyland
'RED SHORTS' SUGAR COOKIE
This all-dressed-up treat is chocolate-dipped with a “hint of almond,” according to Instagram user @firstcomesdisney.
Where to Get It: Marceline’s Confectionery at Disneyland’s Downtown Disney
RICE KRISPIES TREAT
You can get it in its most basic form, or overload on the sugar with various riffs — like this M&M-covered version enjoyed by @mydisneyeats.
Where to Get It: Main Street Confectionery at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom
WAFFLES
Perhaps the most iconic of Mickey-shaped snacks, it comes in a variety of different forms—but we’re particularly in love with this jumbo-sized version with strawberries and whipped cream, which received a rave review from the Disney Food Blog.
Where to Get It: Sleepy Hollow Refreshments at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom
BURGER
You’ll have to take a trip to Japan to get this all-American menu item—which @ohyeahdisney ordered with a side of Mickey-shaped chicken nuggets.
Where to Get It: Tomorrowland Terrace at Tokyo Disneyland
CHICKEN NUGGETS
An up-close-and-personal look at those Mickey nugs from @californiadisneygirl.
Where to Get It: Tomorrowland Terrace at Tokyo Disneyland
MACARONS
The delicate, egg white-based sandwich cookies come in a multitude of flavors, like this raspberry rose version.
Where to Get It: Jolly Holiday Bakery & Café in Disneyland
CHICKEN POT PIE
Disney Food Blog points out that the Mickey-shaped puff pastry topping only comes with the kids’ version…so maybe order a double portion for yourself?
Where to Get It: 50s Prime Time Café at Disney World’s Hollywood Studios
COTTON CANDY
While Disney doesn’t technically sell Mickey-shaped cotton candy, Instagram user @loashheg took matters into her own hands and sculpted this beauty herself.
Where to Get It: Anywhere that sells cotton candy
SHAVED ICE
This colorful, cool-you-down treat is just one of many exclusive Mickey-shaped treats at Aulani, Disney’s luxury Hawaiian resort.
Where to Get It: The shaved ice stand at Disney Aulani
MUSUBI
Even the classic Hawaiian spam-based snack got the Mickey treatment at Aulani, as documented by @honey_bear_eats.
Where to Get It: Disney Aulani Resort
BEIGNETS
Get a taste of the Big Easy with some delicious fried dough, which you can get in its classic powdered sugar-dusted form (right) or a more outlandish seasonal flavor like Watermelon Chili Lime (left).
Where to Get It: The Mint Julep Bar at New Orleans Square in Disneyland
ICE POPS
These fruity pops are basically the Tokyo version of the iconic Mickey ice cream bars. The Mickey is tropical fruit-flavored while Minnie is peach raspberry, according to Disney Food Blog.
CAKE POPS
This dessert-on-a-stick is covered with milk chocolate and drizzled with white chocolate. “Someone who likes their desserts a little underdone (think gooey cookies and brownies) will love this cake pop,” says Disney Food Blog.
Where to Get It: Main Street Confectionery at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom
PASTA
You can buy a package of this pasta at various places in the parks to take home and cook yourself, or order it tossed with turkey marinara sauce like @bella_merida_adventures did.
Where to Get It: Pizzafari at Disney World’s Animal Kingdom
HARD-BOILED EGG
Instagram user @fastpass_shopping was confounded by the logistics of getting an egg to take the form of a mouse—and we have to say we also have many questions.
Where to Get It: Shanghai Disney Resort
SOURDOUGH BREAD
For serious carb-loving Disneyheads only. According to @dolewhipdollies_, they make it in a variety of different character shapes—but obviously Mickey is the most popular.
Where to Get It: Pacific Wharf Café at Disney California Adventure
MICKEY MOUSSE
Nope, that’s not a typo. The inside of this dramatic dessert is made up of chocolate chiffon cake, dark chocolate mousse, and white chocolate mousse.
Where to Get It: Amorette’s Patisserie in Disney Springs
PIE POPS
Even though you can’t buy them in the park, L.A. bakery Hello Sweetie Pie‘s Mickey pops (photographed here by @beccaeats) have become a cult-favorite among Disneyland-goers. You can order them online and bring them in yourself, or they occassionally have “Disney Order Days” where you can place an order on Instagram and pick up at a window inside the park.
ICE CREAM CONE
Take a standard ice cream cone, plop two cookies in it and boom—you’ve got Mickey. Instagram user @cindyrelly._ dubbed it “just the cutest,” and we’d have to agree.
Where to Get It: Plaza Ice Cream Parlor at Disney World’s Magic Kingdom
CHURRO
California’s Disneyland may have the most famous churros, but Tokyo Disney is the only place you can get them Mickey-shaped. (According to Disney Food Blog they are “kind of dry,” but it’s worth it for the ‘gram?)
Where to Get It: Camp Woodchuck at Tokyo Disneyland
SHORTBREAD COOKIE
If you like your Mickey-shaped food a little more animated, these cookies are for you.
Where to Get It: Jolly Holiday Bakery or Starbucks at Disneyland
MARSHMALLOW
These freshly-made marshmallows dipped in chocolate posted by @cindy_angie_ are reason enough to plan a trip to France.
Where to Get It: Disneyland Paris
ICE CREAM SUNDAE
If you don’t trust yourself with a cone, try your Mickey ice cream in a bowl instead, like @mousingarounddisney.
Where to Get It: Tamu Tamu Refreshments at Disney’s Animal Kingdom
WHITE CHOCOLATE-DIPPED COOKIE
The bright yellow color and rainbow sprinkles make this cookie an Instagram favorite.
Where to Get It: Main Street Confectionery at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom
MINI WAFFLES
If you thought jumbo waffles were cool, how about this adorable teeny tiny version spotted by @planecrazytravels at Tokyo Disney?
Where to Get It: The Great American Waffle Co. at Tokyo Disneyland
CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIE
Yet another reason to book a trip to Hawaii.
Where to Get It: Disney Aulani Resort
CUPCAKE
There are a quite few places to get Mickey cupcakes across the various parks, but @cindyrelly._ points out that Carnation Cafe gives you this celebratory version on your birthday.
Where to Get It: Carnation Cafe at Disneyland
PANCAKES
This is basically three pancakes in one, and we’re not complaining.
Where to Get It: Red Rose Taverne in Disneyland’s Fantasyland
MAC 'N' CHEESE BREAD BOWL
Here’s a little secret:Instagrammer @foodatdisneyland notes that this dish isn’t officially on the menu, but if you order it, they’ll hook you up.
Where to Get It: Coca Cola Refreshment Corner on Main Street in Disneyland
HASH BROWNS
If you like your Mickey with a side of Mickey, this breakfast platter will be to your liking.
Where to Get It: Shanghai Disneyland Hotel
DOUGHNUT
Instagram user @auroraacchhh gives us yet another reason to get to Shanghai ASAP.
Where to Get It: Shanghai Disneyland Park
CAPPUCCINO
For those who prefer a less detailed (but still just as magical) design, @sam.goes.to.disney shows off this trio of Mickey-dusted cappuccinos.
Where to Get It: Grand Floridian Café at Walt Disney World
COOKIES 'N CREAM CHEESECAKE
Doesn’t get sweeter than this dessert posted by @t4rdis.travels.
Where to Get It: Future World at Epcot
CINNAMON ROLLS
These colossal snacks are big enough to share—if you’re feeling generous.
Where to Get It: Starbucks locations at Walt Disney World
JAWBREAKERS
If we learned anything from our childhood, it’s that if you don’t actually want to break your jaw on one of these, it might take a few hours (and a massive sugar coma) to get through it.
Where to Get It: Pooh Corner at Disneyland
CHEESE CRACKERS
They’re like Goldfish, but gold…mice.
Where to Get It: The souveneir stand near the exit of “it’s a small world” in Disneyland
BIRTHDAY SCONE
This funfetti snack can make it feel like your birthday any day of the year — and, as @magic_kingdom_mamas point out, matches the tile outside.
Where to Get It: Candy Palace on Main Street in Magic Kingdom
PRALINE
This sugary, nutty confection is the “perfect little snack,” according to @harters2wdw.
Where to Get It: The food court at Port Orleans French Quarter Resort
RAINBOW RICE KRISPIES TREAT
During Pride months in May and June, this sweet treat displays all its true colors.
Where to Get It: Disneyland during Pride months
PIZZA
Fans of crispy crust would be wise to go for the ears first.
Where to Get It: Pinocchio Village Kitchen at Shanghai Disneyland
CANDY APPLES
They dress these up for various holidays around the year, but we’re partial to the classic, which features a Granny Smith apple with layers of caramel and chocolate.
Where to Get It: Main Street Confectionery in Magic Kingdom (and various other sweet spots around the parks)
PEANUT BUTTER & JELLY SANDWICH
This adorable spread posted by @foodatdisneyland has us feeling all nostalgic for packed lunches.
Where to Get It: Disney Aulani Resort
ICE CREAM
The ice cream shop at Epcot’s France Pavilion boasts these hidden Mickeys in its display case.
Where to Get It: L’Artisan Des Glaces at Epcot
ROSE GOLD MACARONS
Rose gold is all the rage at Disney parks right now, and the trend has made its way to the food. This confection has a lemon whipped frosting and berry center, @disneyhungry notes.
Where to Get It: Jolly Holiday Bakery Cafe at Disneyland
ROSE GOLD CUPCAKES
Yet another rose gold beauty!
Where to Get It: Boardwalk Bakery at Walt Disney World Resort
CHURRO FUNNEL CAKE
As @fantasylandfoodies point out, this fried snack may be better than the actual churros—and the Mickey-shaped whipped cream is just the icing on the cake, so to speak.
Where to Get It: Hungry Bear Restaurant at Disneyland’s Critter Country
TART
So fancy! This cheese-and-leek tart comes with a Mickey-fied herb sauce on top.
Where to Get It: The Castle at Shanghai Disneyland
LOLLIPOPS
One of those simple sweets that’ll make you feel like a kid again.
Where to Get It: Main Street Confectionery at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom
CHOCOLATE-COVERED BROWNIE
You just can’t beat a double-chocolate dessert.
Where to Get It: Sassagoula Floatworks and Food Factory at Port Orleans French Quarter
CHOCOLATE BAR
Instagrammer @disneyhungry calls these “quite possibly the cutest chocolate bars there ever were,” and we find that hard to argue.
Where to Get It: Ganachery at Disney Springs
RICE KRISPIES COOKIE CAKE
For a cool $50, this could be all yours.
Where to Get It: Goofy’s Candy Co. at Disney Springs
