Confession: I will never get bored with seeing fantastically offered desserts. Yes, even though I stay nowhere close to where the cakes are made. Case in point: Disney parks ed “Imagination Pink” cakes these days. These days are fabulous. They’re probably tasty, too, although I can’t attest to that reality, as I am now not presently near a Disney park. And even though “Imagination Pink” might not be a coloration fashion I’ve heard of earlier (is it like “fetch?” Is Disney looking to make “fetch” take place?), I am virtually willing to roll with it because I imply… ugh. It’s all simply so quiet.
The Disney parks have been capitalizing on shade tendencies for quita few years. When rose gold mouse ear headbands first hit the merch stands throughout the summer season of 2017, they piggybacked off of the overall rose gold fashion that had already been sweeping the style and splendor worlds for some time — and those went berserk for them. Other rose gold Disney tools followed, including spirit jerseys and Magic Bands… however Disney didn’t prevent them there. They ran with it, giving such colors as millennial crimson and “Potion Purple” the equal remedy.
Each time they’ve damaged a brand new shade trend within the merch stands, the Disney parks have placed out many beautiful desserts embellished with the same shades — and “Imagination Pink” is not exceptional. Tons of “Imagination Pink” merch has hit both the parks and shopDisney, so first, you could get yourself some vibrant purple ears… and after you head to one of the parks, you may get yourself a deal to go together with it. A whopping 17 wonderful, flawlessly crimson cakes are to be had across each Disneyland in Anaheim and Disney World in Orlando, and they are all as Instagrammable as they’re scrumptious.
The Disney Parks Blog has kindly released a guide to precisely what’s to be had and in which you could discover them all, too — so if you’re heading to Disney soon, right here’s where get your mitts (and your flavor buds!) on an Imagination Pink dessert:
1. Minnie Macaron
Where to get it: The Jolly Holiday Bakery Café at Disneyland Park, Labelle’s Hand-Scooped Ice Cream, and Fiddler, Fifer & Practical Café at Disney’s California Adventure, Disneyland.
Macarons are lovely all on their own — however, when you shape them like the famous mouse ear silhouette and upload a massive ol’ bow to them? Let’s say it doesn’t get a whole lot cuter than that. This Minnie Mouse-themed treat is vivid purple, sparkly, and packed with vanilla bean buttercream and Amarena cherry compote.
The Jolly Holiday Bakery Café is located on Main Street, U.S.A., at Disneyland Park; Clarabelle’s and Fiddler, Fifer & Practical are each on Buena Vista Street at California Adventure.
2. Imagination Pink Cotton Candy Cocktail
Where to get it: The Oasis Bar & Grill’s Pool Bar and the Barefoot Pool Bar, each at the Polynesian Village Resort at Walt Disney World.
The Polynesian Village at Disney World has a number of the first-rate cocktails in the complete hotel (together with pineapple Dole Whips with rum!), so it’s no marvel that they’d have something special at the menu for the Imagination Pink birthday party. This pleasant drink combines cherry vodka, almond liqueur, and strawberry purée and tops the entirety with whipped cream. Sounds like the correct aspect to sip by way of the pool to me!
Three. Strawberry Rose
Where to get it: Amorette’s Patisserie at Disney Springs, Walt Disney World.
I haven’t yet had the opportunity to hit up Disney Springs. However, you can bet that I create a beeline right for Amorette’s Patisserie every time I do. Beautifully crafted confections are this dessert spot’s specialty — and, as you can tell from this splendid photo at the left-right here, they’re nearly too quiet to devour. This edible “rose” is a juicy strawberry that’s been included in chocolate and then decorated with pink modeling chocolate. Seems like something Belle and the Beast would possibly percentage, no?
Four. Imagination Pink Champagne
Where to get it: Amorette’s Patisserie at Disney Springs, Walt Disney World.
So, hey, see that bubbly, mouse-ear-topped drink at the right within the picture of the Strawberry Rose? You can get that at Amorette’s, too. The “Imagination Pink Champagne,” as it’s known, consists of a flute of crimson champagne topped with a couple of edible, bow-embellished Minnie Mouse ears. (They’re chocolate, certainly.) This isn’t the first time the Disney Springs candy spot has presented a colorful glass of bubbly with a pair of chocolate mouse ears; in reality, it’s certainly one of an extended line of such treats. Looks love it’s in precise business enterprise!
5. Imagination Pink Cupcake
Where to get it: Capt. Cook’s on the Polynesian Village Resort, Disney World.
Settle in for a protracted and colorful experience because this Imagination Pink Cupcake is a way from the simplest Imagination Pink Cupcake on offer at Disney Parks. There are a whopping four with that name available. This one feels like it would appeal to the cupcake traditionalists inside the crowd; it consists of vanilla cake packed with crimson berry cheesecake. Who says conventional is boring? Not Disney, that’s for certain.
6. Pretty in Pink Strawberry Tart
Now, here’s a dessert well worth writing about: domes. The domestically extraordinary-looking treat consists of a dome of strawberry-raspberry mousse, strawberry popping pearls, pink crispy pearls (which, it appears, are completely special from the strawberry popping pearls), a coating of sparkly crimson glaçage (essentially a mirror glaze — which, for your Instagram feed hadn’t noticed, is having A Moment in recent times), and a pair of chocolate ears with a pink chocolate bow.
The 3 Disney World All-Star Resorts are themed after movies, songs, and sports. At All-Star Movies, the food court is called the World Premiere Food Court; at All-Star Music, it’s called the Intermission Food Court; and at All-Star Sports, it’s referred to as the End Zone Food Court.
7. Imagination Pink Lemonade
Where to get it: Block & Hans at the American Adventure pavilion in Epcot’s World Showcase, Walt Disney World.
Block & Hans often serves American craft beers (contemporary offerings include options from Honor Brewing in Virginia, Crooked Can in Orlando, and Kona Brewing in Hawaii). However, that’s a ways from the simplest refreshing beverage you could get there. The Imagination Pink Lemonade is a frozen treat with a that-tints hue from watermelon and wilderness pear. Plus, it’s to be had methods: You can get it as-is (that is, non-alcoholic), or you may shake matters up a bit byby including a few blackberry moonshine whiskey.
8. Imagination Pink Cupcake
See? I told you there are a couple of Imagination Pink Cupcakes on the menu at the Disney parks right now. This one — which, as a reminder, can be discovered in the bakery café on Main Street, U.S.A. — sounds a bit heavier than the final one we looked at, though: It’s a product of pound cake, which is understood for its dense, buttery consistency. It’s then been full of marmalade and topped with raspberry buttercream swirl frosting. It’s a dessert that, in reality, is a manner enterprise.
9. Imagination Pink Macaron
Where to get it: The Roaring Fork at the Wilderness Lodge, Walt Disney World.
If you like mild and whippy desserts, here are some other macarons to add toto your Must Try listing. Not to be careworn with the Minnie Macaron available inside Disneyland Resort’s two parks, this option on the Orlando resort’s Wilderness Lodge is equally red but with a different filling: Instead of vanilla and cherry, you’ll find a blackberry lemonade ganache sandwiched between its halves.
10. Imagination Pink Piñata
If you’re at Disney Springs, however, pastries aren’t your thing, bypass Amorette’s Patisserie and head alternatively to the Ganachery. Located inside the Landing phase of the purchasing and eating vacation spot, the Ganachery is full of fancy candy and chocolate you could consider. This “piñata,” for instance (seen left), is nothing short of a showstopper: The chocolate outside is a hollow shell packed with different treats — in this example, vanilla bean marshmallows and crispy pearls. It’s topped off with a little chocolate Imagination Pink ear headband, too, and it’s simple to complete. Whack it with your little wood mallet, and you’re desirable to go.
Eleven. Imagination Pink Ganache Square
Where to get it: The Ganachery at Disney Springs, Walt Disney World.
Are you not massive desserts, but do you want to share with different people so you can experience them fully? Fear not; the Ganachery has ther treats that satisfy your candy enamel, too. Those lovely little Imagination Pink ganache squares visible to the right of the piñata, for example, are simple as they’re lovable—and that’s a good deal more complex than they may study first. They’re now not merely chocolate squares; they’re fabricated from summer berry ganache, which has been wrapped in darkish chocolate and crowned off with an Imagination Pink Mickey stamp. How candy — literally and figuratively!
12. Imagination Pink Cake Pop
Nothing spruces up a cake pop like glitter, and this Imagination Pink deal is swimming in it. The cake is vanilla, but it’s been wrapped in “bubble gum crimson” chocolate (which I consider refers in the main to the color, now not the taste), topped off with white chocolate mouse ears, and dusted liberally with gold glitter fit for human consumption.
This one is exclusive to the Disneyland Resort, so you must be in California to get it. Marceline’s is placed outside the parks at the Downtown Disney District sweet spot. Marceline’s Confectionary Candy Palace is on Main Street, U.S.A. At Disneyland Park, Hunny Spot is in Critter Country; Trolley Treats is on Buena Vista Street at California Adventure; and Bing Bong’s Sweet Stuff is on Pixar Pier at California Adventure.
13. Imagination Pink Churro
It wouldn’t be a restrained version of Disney cakes without a churro in the blend, would it? This one consists of the identical favorite Disney churro we know and love, then dusted in red cinnamon sugar for a brightly colored burst of amusement.
14. Imagination Pink Cupcake
The 0.33 of the three Imagination Pink Cupcakes gained’t hit the menu till June 30 — however, in just a few days’days’ll be able to provide this one a flavor for yourself. And, uh, oldsters? It sounds extraordinarily great. Its cake isn’t simply vanilla; it’s vanilla confetti cake (which I assume is a version of Funfetti). Its filling isn’t simply raspberry; it’s raspberry cheesecake. Its frosting isn’t just raspberry buttercream; it’s two-to crisp ne ry buttercream. It’s also been crowned with crisp red pearls and sparkly red chocolate mouse ears. It is A Lot, and I am Here For It.
15. Imagination Pink Cocktail
Where to get it: Dockside Margaritas at Disney Springs, Walt Disney World.
This cocktail might not be the most innovative in the world, but it sounds tasty all the same. Pineapple juice, coconut rum, peach schnapps, and a sweet and bitter mix deliver a tropical feel best for hot summer weather.
Dockside Margaritas is located within the Marketplace of Disney Springs. Incidentally, it’s not too far away from the Ghirardelli Soda Fountain and Chocolate Shop, so if you’d like a bit of something sweet to nibble alongside your cocktail… that may be organized.
16. Hot Pink Cupcake
I don’t regularly think of guava as being a pass-to cupcake filling. However pretty, some of Disney’s fancy cupcakes have used this tropical fruit to feature a burst of taste to the treats, so maybe I need to rethink my cupcake reviews. In any event, this cupcake — which celebrates the spirit of Imagination Pink, even though it doesn’t bring the name — starts with yellow cake, provides a guava filling, and tops everything off with cream cheese buttercream. A pair of chocolate mouse ears upload the final touch, of course.
Just so you know what to look for, the food court at Pop Century is called Everything POP Shopping & Dining; in the meantime, at Art of Animation, it’s called Landscape of Flavors.
17. Imagination Pink Cupcake
Where to get it: Contempo Café on the Contemporary Resort, Walt Disney World
To get the final of the Imagination Pink Cupcakes, you’ll need to go to the Contemporary Resort (a hotel whose call has admittedly constantly amused me due to the reality that it is… very a lot now, not a modern-day-searching location). This one doesn’t have a filling, but it does have a thrilling cake flavor—strawberry—and some quite crimson sprinkles atop its crown of vanilla buttercream icing.
Most of these Imagination Pink treats are to be had now, but make sure you clutch them at the same time as you may — absolute confidence they’ll be constrained edition services, similar to every other colorfully themed cake over time. Excuse me, I’m desperately in the mood for a cupcake…
