Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Disney and Pixar are well known for their whimsical stories that left marks on the hearts of their audience. But one of their storytelling elements that deserve more recognition is their food! If you’re up for some Disney Pixar marathon this holiday season, you’ll be in for a nostalgic break that might feature growling stomachs as you look at all that deliciously animated foods. Here are some ideas on what to do with those food thoughts. The 7 Iconic Disney Pixar Film Foods to Recreate for the Holidays Disney Pixar has always shown the most appealing and mouth-watering food in their films. Now you can experience the magic yourself! You don’t need to be a professional chef to recreate these hearty meals and sweet treats. As Remy and Gustaeu once said, “Anyone can cook!” It’s time to go down memory lane with our list of Disney Pixar festive feasts! 1. Eat Me Cookies (Alice In Wonderland, 1951) Image credit: YouTube Doesn’t most of us wish to be a little bit taller? The “Eat Me” cookies are one of the most iconic things in Alice’s journey through Wonderland. Now you can bring a bit of that magic into reality with this simple baking recipe, courtesy of Rosana Pansino. Don’t be afraid to experiment with the shapes and colors to be in theme for the Holidays. 2. The Gray Stuff (Beauty and the Beast, 1991) Image courtesy: YouTube “Try the gray stuff; it’s delicious!” The song “Be Our Guest” from Beauty and the Beast is just as classic as the entire film. But what is that Gray Stuff? Disney revealed the secret behind the mystery. It is a mixture of crumbled cookies and cream, vanilla pudding, and whipped cream. Now, you can get this festive treat at a Disneyland near you or even make it at home! 3. Ratatouille (Ratatouille, 2007) Image credit: amirali mirhashemian/ Unsplash When thinking of iconic Disney Pixar food, Ratatouille has got to be top of the list. So it’s a no-brainer to try it out if you’re a Disney foodie. Making the dish is simpler than it looks! Give this iconic peasant dish a shot for some warm Christmas comfort. 4. Beignets (Princess And The Frog, 2009) Image credit: Keesha’s Kitchen/ Unsplash 1920s New Orleans culture and cuisine are prevalent in this funky film. And Tiana’s famous Beignets is one of the things that caught the attention of the La Beoffs and the movie’s fans. Who can say no to tasty pastry flawlessly dusted in powdered sugar, just like snow? 5. Kumandra Soup (Raya and the Last Dragon, 2021) Image credit: Matthew Hamilton/ Unsplash Raya gives a unique blend of Southeast Asian cultures to Disney Pixar food. Among the different meals in the movie, their Kumandra Soup is the winner. It’s made of different ingredients from five lands to symbolize togetherness. The Raya writers based it on the Thai dish Tom Yum Soup. 6. Trenette al Pesto (Luca, 2021) Image credit: YouTube Trenette al Pesto is a bright pasta dish made with fresh basil pesto. Because of its popularity in the film, Pixar posted a tutorial video on how to make it. Eat it with a fork or bare hands, just like Luca and Alberto. Enjoy it however you want; we don’t judge! 7. Arepas con Queso (Encanto, 2021) Image credit: YouTube Another dish to bring to Christmas dinner is Julieta’s cheesy corncakes. Arepas con Queso is a Colombian delicacy traditionally made with masarepa, also known as arepa flour. Experience the healing, warm, and cheesy goodness of this holiday treat! Which Pixar Disney Dishes Will You Try Out? We hope this list awakened your appetite! What’s your favorite Disney Pixar food? Are there any dishes that we missed? Make sure to let us know! Facebook Comments
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