REVIEW: We Just Found Our FAVORITE Disney Churro Plus 6 Exclusive NEW Snacks!

Something BIG is happening over in Disneyland.

Disneyland is celebrating its 70th Anniversary, and the party has already started and will last through summer 2026. We’ve seen a lot of celebrating, too, with the World of Color Happiness show, the return of the Paint The Night parade, new merchandise, ride updates, and so much more. However, more importantly, the celebration is bringing NEW food — and well, you know, that is OUR THING. So let’s check out seven of the new Disneyland 70th Anniversary Celebration snacks.

Okay, we’re starting with the CLASSIC Jolly Holiday Bakery, which often makes some of our favorite treats in the park! For the 70th, the Matterhorn Macaroon (which we’re already big fans of) is becoming the Celebration Matterhorn Macaroon, a Coconut Macaroon dipped in White Chocolate and Sprinkles for $8.29. Okay, so you can’t go wrong with this snack — it tastes like a delicious coconut donut. The white chocolate on top adds a nice touch of sweetness. Plus the celebratory sprinkles are fun!

Celebration Matterhorn Macaroon

We also tried the Strawberry Shortcake Macaron (not to be confused with the macarOON) with Vanilla Bean Buttercream, Strawberry Jam and Fresh Strawberry, with Strawberry Whipped Topping, and Strawberry Crunch for $8.29. First up, this is the most gorgeous treat we’ve seen in a while. LOOK AT IT. The macaron shell on top is perfectly baked, while the buttercream and strawberry filling add a refreshing real strawberry taste to the whole. The cake on bottom is beautifully moist. This is going to be our go-to summer treat.

Strawberry Shortcake Macaron

Then there’s the Mickey Hat Cookie, which looks JUST like a Mickey hat. This cookie is dipped in Black Chocolate with a Chocolate Decoration and costs $6.79. The cookie is a traditional shortbread sugar cookie — it’s moist and dense without being too hard to bite or break. There’s also a hint of vanilla or almond taste, too. The chocolate is a thin layer, so the cookie can shine with just a hint of additional flavor. Now, there are better treats to get here, but this is still a solid choice if you have a sweet tooth.

Mickey Hat Cookie

Okay, we’re done at Jolly Holiday, so we’re making our way over to New Orleans Square to Tiana’s Palace. There’s a House-filled Celebration Beignet for $5.99 that’s filled with Raspberry Mousse with a Buttercream Glaze and Edible Candle and Sprinkles. Word of warning — the beignets here tend to disappoint us, especially when you can get a delicious Mickey beignet right next door at Mint Julep Bar.

House-Filled Celebration Beignet

This beignet is pretty much on par with the previous ones we’ve had here, and that’s not saying much. First, it tastes artificial. Second, it’s not even a traditional beignet (you’re really letting Tiana down here, Disney). The blue frosting turned us into a Smurf, and the strawberry filling tastes fake. There’s also very little filling, and LOOK at the inside of this thing. Where’s the traditional beignet fluffiness? It’s just not there. This is not a real beignet, and you can’t convince us otherwise.

This is NOT a proper beignet

Okay, we need to get away from here and head to Adventureland to Tropical Hideaway. Here you can get the Pineapple Upside Down Sundae, made with DOLE Whip Pineapple, Caramel Drizzle, and Pineapple Upside-down Cake, topped with a Maraschino Cherry for $8.49. This is basically the sundae version of the DOLE whip float. There are tons of caramelized pineapple chunks and cake pieces, but y’all, it is SOGGY. And that soggy cake mixture just kinda ruins the whole thing for us. The flavors are great, but skip the cake.

Pineapple upside down sundae

Okay, that’s enough sweets for now because our dentist is about to be very angry with us. So let’s try something savory. Over in Frontierland, The Golden Horseshoe is offering Cowboy Fries for $13.99 made with Fries, Nacho Cheese, Sautéed Ground Beef, Burger Sauce, and Butter Pickles. Basically, this is a deconstructed cheeseburger and fries, and WE ARE HERE FOR IT. It’s a snack, sure, but it also makes for a filling meal. The beef is flavored well, the cheese and burger sauce work so well together, and the butter pickles added a nice touch of sweetness. The shoestring fries were also the perfect choice for this.

Cowboy Fries

Okay, one more sweet snack, but it’s totally okay because it’s a churro, and you can’t NOT go to Disneyland without having a churro. We grabbed the 70th Celebration Churro, which is available at many of the churro carts. For $7.50, you get a Classic Churro rolled in Ube Sugar and topped with marbled Blue Raspberry Icing Drizzle and Sprinkles.

70th Celebration Churro

Y’all…this could be one of our fave specialty churros. The flavors work so well together with the sweet and salty ube and the sweet and tart raspberry icing. Yes, it turned our mouth purple, but that’s a small price to pay for deliciousness.

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