Food Pairings for a Disney Movie Night

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Pairing the right food with your favorite Disney films can make them even more magical. We can help:

Lady and the Tramp – Spaghetti

This is obvious. Eating spaghetti is the best while watching this beautiful love story. Note: humming “Bella Notte” on repeat while preparing your spaghetti is a must.

Winnie the Pooh – Pancakes with Honey Butter

Pooh’s favorite food is hunny, of course. No better way to feel part of the Hundred Acre Wood than eating some honey yourself.

Ratatouille – Cheese and Fruit Platter

Always remember the wise words of Remy, “if you are what you eat, then I only want to eat the good stuff.”

The Incredibles – Popcorn

Popcorn is perfect to eat during this intense movie. It’s important you have something to munch on at all times.

Snow White – Pie

Sit back, relax, and enjoy a nice piece of homemade pie. Note: try to stay away from whistling while you eat.

Wreck-It Ralph – Assorted Candies

Our craving for sugar is always accelerated while watching Wreck-It Ralph. A land made of candy is obviously a dream come true. Grab some of your favorite candy and imagine we all live in Sugar Rush Kingdom.

The Princess and the Frog – Beignets

Deep fried dough, what could be better?! Nothing. Beignets are the perfect treat to enjoy while watching The Princess and the Frog, they will take you straight to the French Quarter.

Toy Story – Pizza

Make your planet a Pizza Planet. Pizza is a clear pair for Toy Story. Bread, cheese, pepperoni… all things that will pair nicely with a childhood favorite.

Disney’s Alice in Wonderland – Tea Sandwiches

Drinking tea, eating tea sandwiches, and watching Alice in Wonderland–they go together. Enjoy the tea party, just try not to go mad.

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