8 Best Food Diced Food in the Magic Kingdom

We love to eat at Disney World, and there are so many amazing food options available in the parks. But we also know that sometimes, you want a quick bite to eat while you’re on the go!

We’ve put together this list of 8 of the best food diced foods in Magic Kingdom so that you can grab a snack or meal when you need it most. Whether you’re looking for something sweet or savory, these are sure to please!

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1.Dole Whip

The Dole Whip is a frozen blend of pineapple, vanilla, or swirled flavors that is served throughout the Disney parks and resorts. It has become a cult favorite and a must have in any Disney park or resort.

There are many places where you can get this sweet snack, but we have a few favorites: Aloha Isle in Magic Kingdom’s Adventureland and Captain Cook’s at Disney’s Polynesian Resort. Guests staying at the resorts can also access Pineapple Lanai, which is located outside of the back lobby doors and serves this delicious treat whenever it is available.

In addition to the classic Dole Whip Cup, this stand serves Dole Whip Floats that combine pineapple ice cream with rum and a variety of syrups or toppings. It’s a great snack for cooling off on a hot day!

There is a new Dole Whip location in Disney Springs called Swirls on the Water, which serves flights of 3 different flavors of Dole Whip and a variety of floats. These are a fun way to try new Dole Whip flavors without filling up too much!

2.French Patisserie

A trip to France isn’t complete without sampling the country’s delicious pastries. From croissants to creme patisserie, French patisseries create some of the world’s best-known baked goods.

Some of these include: Croissants, brioches, pain viennois, chausson aux pommes and more. These are often called Viennoiserie and can be eaten at breakfast, lunch or dinner.

They are made with white flour and enriched with yeast, eggs or milk and they are usually quite flaky. Some are also sweetened or flavored with honey, chocolate or other ingredients.

The best way to experience these drool-worthy pastries is by taking a guided tour or signing up for a pastry class. Some patisseries will also have a vegan selection of these delights.

3.Mickey Waffles

The Mickey Waffle is one of the most popular Disney food items ever. It’s a staple on all Disney breakfast buffets and can be found at many resort restaurants, including Walt Disney World and Disneyland.

They’ve been on Disney menus for 90 years and are a must-have for every Disney vacationer! If you’re looking to add this delicious treat to your kitchen, there are a few things you’ll need.

For starters, you’ll need a waffle maker shaped like a Mickey! Thankfully, there are many different options out there. This 90th anniversary Mickey Mouse waffle maker from Shop Disney is a great option, and it has the same exact look as the ones you’ll find in the park!

It’s a little pricey though. If you’re on a budget, you can always buy a standard waffle iron that will work as well! Another option is the double-sided Mickey waffle maker. This one makes 6 waffles at a time and features a rotating action that helps with even cooking and browning. It’s definitely worth the investment for a fun, unique spin on your morning meal.

4.Colossal Cinnamon Roll

A soft, buttery giant bun filled with ooey-gooey cinnamon goodness and draped in a generous schmeer of cream cheese icing – it’s no wonder that a colossal Cinnamon Roll has become so popular in Magic Kingdom. This is a must-try item for any Disney Parks fan, and can be found at the following locations.

Kusafiri Coffee Shop & Bakery, located in Africa, is one of the many underrated dining options in Disney World. This quaint little coffee shop & bakery features a small order counter and quiet dining area where Guests can feel tucked away.

This is a great place to stop for a quick bite and enjoy the beautiful environment of Disney’s Animal Kingdom. There is a large selection of pastries and desserts here, with standouts including the Chocolate Twist Stick and the mind-blowing Warm Colossal Cinnamon Roll.

While this is not on the level of some of the bakeries in Walt Disney World, it still has a special place in our hearts. We recommend stopping by this bakery for a snack on your way through Africa or to enjoy during your day at the Animal Kingdom.

5. Mickey’s Premium Bar

When you think of Disney snacks, one of the first things that comes to mind is a Mickey Bar. It’s an ice cream bar shaped like the iconic Mickey Mouse and enrobed in chocolate.

They are sold at various ice cream and snack kiosks throughout the parks and on the Disney cruise ships. They are also available as part of your Disney Dining Plan, which includes a snack credit.

The new hand-dipped 50th Celebration Mickey Premium Bar is a great option if you’re looking for something different than the standard version of this popular ice cream bar. This version is coated in blue raspberry flavored coating and sprinkles for a little bit of extra fun!

This is definitely a must-try treat if you’re planning to visit Animal Kingdom during the 50th anniversary. Located at Drinkwallah in the Asia section of the park, this hand-dipped Mickey premium bar is a great addition to your park food plan!

6.Blue Milk

Blue Milk has been a rumor in the Star Wars universe for years, and now you can finally try it yourself at Galaxy’s Edge. This frozen non-dairy galactic drink is a tasty way to hydrate on a hot day in the parks.

It’s made from a blend of coconut and rice milk, which are soft-frozen into a smoothie-like consistency. It’s also plant-based and gluten-free.

The milk comes in two flavors: Blue Milk and Green Milk. The former is flavored with dragon fruit, pineapple, lime and watermelon, while the latter has mandarin orange, passion fruit, grapefruit, and orange blossom.

Guests can try both drinks at the Milk Stand inside Black Spire Outpost, or in Oga’s Cantina. While the cantina version is a bantha-inspired concoction, the Milk Stand version is made with coconut and rice milks.

Whether you prefer the fruity Blue Milk or citrusy Green Milk, it’s sure to be a hit with Star Wars fans! The Blue Milk Cooler is brewed with Bacardi Superior Rum, while the Green Milk Cooler features Corazon Blaco Tequila.

7.Jumbo Turkey Legs

The Jumbo Turkey Leg is one of the most popular food diced foods in the Magic Kingdom. It can be found throughout the park and is a perfect snack to take with you on the go!

Originally a relic of the 1980s, the turkey leg made its way to Walt Disney World in Central Florida and became an instant hit. First appearing near a coonskin cap store in Frontierland, it quickly spread to other parks and eventually landed on the menus of every Disney theme park!

If you’re looking to try a giant turkey leg, they can be purchased at Liberty Square Market in the Magic Kingdom. They are a great snack to have on the go and are also a healthy choice!

They are cured in salt similar to a wet cured ham and have a similar flavor profile. While you might think they are a little too salty, they actually have a nice smoked flavor and are incredibly juicy!

8. Bread service

Whether you’re looking for a quick bite to eat or something more substantial, there are many options in the Magic Kingdom. But finding the best food diced foods in the Magic Kingdom can be a challenge, particularly when it comes to deciding which ones are worth your time and money.

The bread service at Sanaa at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge is one of the most popular in all of Walt Disney World, and for good reason. This fan-favorite features a variety of freshly made naan breads served with nine different dipping sauces.

The bread service at Sanaa includes Traditional Naan, Garlic-Ginger Naan, Spiced Naan, Onion Kulcha and Paneer Paratha with nine (nine!) different dipping sauces. This is a great option for a meal for two, or as a shareable appetizer. The dipping jugs contain Cucumber Raita, Roasted Red Pepper Hummus, Mango Chutney, Tomato-Date Jam, Tamarind Chutney, Coriander Chutney, Garlic Pickle and Red Chile Sambal.