Disney Parks Reinvent S'mores With Unexpected Twists on a Classic Treat
Disney Parks Reinvent S'mores With Unexpected Twists on a Classic Treat
Disney Parks Reinvent S'mores With Unexpected Twists on a Classic Treat
Disney parks and resorts have reimagined the classic camping treat of s’mores in creative ways. From French toast sandwiches to gelato shakes, the sweet combination of toasted marshmallow, chocolate, and graham cracker now appears in unexpected dishes across the resorts. Guests can find these treats in various locations, from quick-service spots to special events. At Disney’s Hollywood Studios, Woody’s Lunch Box serves a s’mores French toast sandwich. Over at Disney Springs, AristoCrêpes offers a s’mores crêpe, while The Ganachery provides house-made versions of the treat. The Plaza Restaurant in Magic Kingdom Park also joins in with a s’mores milkshake.
D-Luxe Burger at Disney Springs features a S’mores Gelato Shake, made with vanilla gelato, dark chocolate sauce, toasted marshmallow syrup, and crushed graham crackers. The recipe serves one and is topped with whipped cream, mini marshmallows, graham cracker pieces, and extra dark chocolate sauce. Meanwhile, the 2020 Taste of EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival once included frozen s’mores at the Desserts & Champagne booth. The classic trio of ingredients—marshmallow, chocolate, and graham cracker—has inspired a wide range of desserts and drinks. These offerings give visitors new ways to enjoy a nostalgic flavour combination while exploring the parks.
Disney’s take on s’mores now spans multiple locations and forms. Whether as a milkshake, crêpe, or gelato shake, the treat remains a popular choice for guests. The variety of options ensures that fans of the classic snack can find it reimagined in almost every corner of the resorts.
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