There is so much going on in Disneyland right now!
Oogie Boogie Bash has finally begun, and Disneyland is celebrating its 70th anniversary! That means a lot of limited-time entertainment, merchandise, and more snacks than you can count. We’re doing a full wrap-up of 14 Disneyland Halloween snacks right here.
There are so many limited-time snacks around Disneyland Resort right now! From the sweet to the savory, we’re sharing all of our thoughts right here. Starting in Disney California Adventure, we’re headed to Studio Catering Co. for the Oogie Boogie Burrito.
This burrito was $14.49 and made with carne asada, French fries, spicy blue tortilla chips, pico de gallo, guacamole, and crema. They knocked this one out of the park! This burrito has so much flavor and texture, as well as a good amount of heat. It is the perfect amount of food for a small meal or a big snack. There are some amazing textural elements with the crunch of the chips and the creaminess of the guacamole. We would happily get it again.
Next, we stopped by The Cozy Cones to grab the Pumpkin Pie Churro for $6.99. It’s a classic churro topped with pumpkin cream and pie crust pieces.
If you love the classic Disneyland Churro and want a tasty pumpkin flair, this will do it! The flavors were pumpkin-forward and had an amazing level of spice (but dall spices, not heat). It’s a fun twist on a classic.
Next, we grabbed the Oogie Boogie Chocolate Chip Cookie for $7.75. This was located at the outdoor vending carts. It was picture-perfect and pretty tasty. It’s not a traditional chocolate chip cookie; it’s more like a chocolate cookie with frosting. It was super rich and melted quickly, but we enjoyed it. It’s nothing overly special, but we would grab it again!
Over at Paradise Garden Grill, we tried the Loaded Chicken Quesadilla with achiote chicken and roasted peppers & onions, topped with chipotle crema, guacamole, and pico de gallo for $14.49! Our reporter said this was the best thing she’s ever had at this spot!
This was huge for the price and filled to the brim. There was so much flavor, and it even had a subtle heat to it. If you’re sensitive to heat, this one might catch you off guard. It was perfectly savory and a nice break from the sweet treats.
Also at Paradise Garden Grill, we grabbed the Buñuelos Biónico. It was fried tortilla chips coated in cinnamon and sugar, loaded with fresh fruit, toasted coconut, and sweetened condensed banana milk for $9.99.
This was so tasty! The fruit was refreshing on a hot day, as well as the sweetened condensed banana milk. It was a good addition to the crunch chips and soft fruit. While we enjoyed this, we do feel like it wasn’t necessarily worth the price. Need more sweets? We’re headed to Senor Buzz Churros!
We grabbed the Strawberry Horchata Churro, which was a classic churro rolled in horchata sugar, topped with horchata whipped topping, caramel sauce, and fresh strawberries for $7.50. It was unexpectedly delicious. We thought it looked like a traditional churro with caramel and strawberries, but it all came together! The horchata sugar was great, and the flavor of the whipped cream was refreshing. There were enough strawberries for each bite, and it wasn’t overly sweet. It’s not the most fall treat you’ll find but it’s still tasty.
Finally, in California Adventure, we stopped by Terran Treats to try the Celestial Chocolate Churro. It’s a churro rolled in cocoa sugar, topped with pistachio cream, chocolate sauce, crispy phyllo dough crumbles, and crushed pistachios for $7.50.
After so many hits, this one was a big disappointment. There was something off-putting about the whipped cream flavor. It tasted super artificial, rather than the light pistachio cream we were expecting. With so many amazing treats around the park, we wouldn’t recommend this.
Now, it’s finally time to move over to Disneyland Park! At the Golden Horseshoe, we tried the Bride Sundae for $9.99. It’s a brownie cake, with vanilla ice cream, cookies and crème chocolate crumble, whipped topping, and chocolate sauce.
It didn’t look quite as good as the photo, but all of the flavors were there! We loved this sundae and would recommend it to anyone looking for a rich and chocolatey dessert. The flavors here all worked perfectly. The rich vanilla ice cream seeped into the brownie cake, which had a soft and moist texture with a rich chocolate flavor! We would’ve liked to have a bit more Oreos on here, if we have to find an issue.
For something savory, we grabbed the Spicy Pickle Popcorn at the popcorn cart near Star Trader for $7.50! This was popcorn tossed with hot cheese puffs and dill pickle seasoning.
This has a nice mix of flavors that balances everything out perfectly, to our surprise! The main flavor is the heat and cheese that comes from the hot Cheetos, followed by a light tangy flavor from the dill seasoning. There’s a bit of that buttery and salty flavor that makes the normal Disneyland popcorn so good, but it’s a lot easier to notice if you don’t eat the Cheetos in every bite. If you love dill, hot Cheetos, or are just looking for a fun snack, we would recommend this! It almost reminded us of the fun flavors from Tokoyo Disneyland.
At Pizza Planet, we tried two new options! First was a slice of the Haunted Heatwave Pizza for $9.49. It has a spiced blush sauce topped with mozzarella and pepper jack, Italian sausage, classic & crispy cupped pepperoni, smoked bratwurst, and sliced red Fresno chiles. On top, it’s garnished with basil and a hot honey drizzle.
The breadsticks were fine, but that sauce with them was amazing! The breadsticks were a bit cold and tough, and the pumpkin spice was a bit artificial and overwhelming. The sauce was sweet and creamy, subtle caramel. It helped to balance the pumpkin spice flavor and made the item much more enjoyable.
On Main Street, we grabbed the Chili Cheese Corn Dog from the Little Red Wagon! It’s a classic corn dog with spicy chili, jalapeno-cilantro crema, cheddar cheese, and crispy onions for $14.79. It also comes with a side!
At Hungry Bear Barbecue Jamboree, you can find the Cherry Cobbler Funnel Cake Fries. For $10.29, they’re made with cinnamon sugar-dusted funnel cake fries, cherry pie filling, vanilla ice cream, and streusel!
These pumpkin cookies were phenomenal. They were served warm and had a nice crunch on the outside while still being soft on the inside. The cream cheese spread was creamy and paured well with the cookies. It has a pumpkin seasoning on top and would be great if you wanted to make a little cookie sandwich.
Okay, did you get all of that?! We’re still full just thinking about all of these eats, but so happy about it. As always, be sure to keep following AllEars for more Disneyland Resort reviews, news, updates, and more!
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Which snack would you want to try? Tell us in the comments!
The lomo saltado burrito is way better than that asada burrito.