Ughh!!! Such a rainy Halloween weekend!!! Hate when it’s cold and or rainy on a holiday weekend, especially one like Halloween where we are supposed to be outside!

If your looking for some fun, indoor Halloween entertainment, why not make Halloween Mickey donuts?!? Easy to make, and o so yummy!

Enjoy!

One month until I’m at the most magical place on earth to celebrate the 50th, but who is counting lol….

I have been stalking all of my favorite Disney blogs to get the inside scoop on all of the Disney 50th anniversary park additions and omg!! So much going on I can’t keep up!! I need all of the merchandise!!! I need all of the snacks!!! 

One yummy treat I did see shared all over Facebook last week was a 50th anniversary cinnamon roll at Magic Kingdom! You bet I hit up the kitchen to create my own at home!!!

Ingredients ​

• 1 Package Cinnamon Rolls
• Blue Icing  

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1. Pre-heat oven to 350 degrees.
2. Lay one cinnamon roll out for the Mickey head. 
3. Then take a cinnamon roll & unroll it. Roll both sides to the middle to create two small cinnamon rolls.
4. Pinch the two small cinnamon rolls onto the large one to create Mickey ears.
5. Bake for 10-12 minutes or until cinnamon rolls have fully cooked. 
6. Smother in blue icing.

M-I-C-K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E! I just got back from Disney so Disney is the only thing on my mind! So of course I had to chef up a few Patriotic Air Fryer Mickey Donuts since the 4th is right around the corner!! 

Made with a can of biscuits, these donuts don’t get much easier to make. So simple your kiddos can make them!

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1. Pre-heat air fryer to 350 degrees.
2. Cut a circle out of the centers of the biscuits. A shot glass works perfectly if you do not have a tiny cookie cutter on hand.
3. Take the centers you cut out of the biscuits and place them on the top, slightly pinching the dough together to create Mickey ears.
4. Lightly spray the Mickey with cooking spray.
5. Place in the air fryer for 4-6 minutes or until the Mickey Donut has browned.
6. Remove from air fryer and transfer to a cooling rack.
7. Cool for 10 minutes. You don’t want the frosting to melt off of the donuts!
8. Frost and sprinkle away.

Enjoy!

Heading to my favorite place, Disney World over spring break?!? I am definitely crazy jealous if you are! We are waiting a tad bit longer before we make our first trip back post quarantine life lol...

Since I know many of you will be visiting Mickey for the first time, I figured a few “cheat sheets” might help you out! 

Know what to eat! What to ride AND count down those days with all of these fabulous printable!!!! Even make your own bucket list if you’re a Disney veteran!!

Ahhhhhhh Disney in the fall!!!! My absolute favorite!!! The worst part is this year due to all the craziness in the world and me living in NY where there are still travel restrictions. Zero fall Disney trip this year :-/ 

I spotted a few of my Florida friends share some of the fall deliciousness being offered this year in the parks & got totally inspired to make a Mickey Fall Cinnamon Roll.

​Enjoy!

Ingredients 

 • 4 Original Size Cinnamon Rolls  
• Icing (included in the cinnamon roll package)
​• Fall Sprinkles (Walmart)

Take 2 original size cinnamon rolls and roll them together to make a large circle. This will be the Mickey head. Take 2 cinnamon rolls and pinch them onto the large cinnamon roll. These two cinnamon rolls will be Mickey’s ears so place them accordingly. Bake for 15 minutes on 350 or until golden brown.

Frost your Mickey Mouse Cinnamon Roll. Sprinkle with fall sprinkles. Serve & enjoy!

Ahhhhh rainy days!!!! And then those cold Western New York winters. Ughhh..... makes me sad just thing about them! Instead of think he about how dreadful those days can be, why not put a positive spin on them with a family game of Disney+ bingo!

Each family member gets a bingo card, and the first person to watch enough Disney+ to score bingo wins!!!!

Ahhhhh quarantine life!!!! It’s definitely been interesting that’s for sure! If you’re living in NY like myself ughh..... I’ve just come to the conclusion that we are stuck at home forever lol.....

with that being said, Disney is our obsession so of course I made a fun Disney game for the kiddo. My daughter is in Occupational, Speech and Physical Therapy, so has been one of our homeschool therapy activities.

These fun Disney themed cards are designed to keep your little ones moving and entertained. They will learn different actions and they help with fine motor skills. A perfect way to spend time indoors or out!

Just click below and print away!!!! I even provided a blank card so you can print and add your own actions!!

​Have fun!

My all time favorite dessert?!?! French Macarons! Literally my obsession. We only have one local spot locally that sells macarons and she is a weekends only bakery. So you best believe every vacation I plan, I hunt down those delicious Macarons!

Thankfully Disney makes it easy & has a several spots one can scoop up a macaron or two. One of the free admission, no park ticket spots being Amorette’s at Disney Springs!

Sold individually, these macarons are absolutely delicious! I do warn you though, if you’re a evening Disney Springs person like myself, you might be left with slim pickings. These yummy treats are definitely on demand and depending on when you visit Disney Springs, you might just be out of luck when it comes to your favorite flavors.

The good news is, I have never wandered into Amorette’s and left empty handed. Even during February and Spring Break, so as long as you’re not picky, you will leave with something!

LOCATION

Located across from my favorite spot for Mickey Champagne, Amorette’s Patisserie & close to the World of Disney and Lego stores at Disney Springs, The Daily Poutine is not too hard to find!

OPINION

In my honest Disney foodie opinion, The Daily Poutine gives some of my favorite long-established Counter Service restaurants in Disney Springs more than a run for their money. I live an hour away from Canada and this is the real deal! The gravy is spot on! Definitely worth going out of your way to grab some, especially if you’re a cheese and/or French fry fan!

And it’s finally happened! I have officially reached one year of making holiday cinnamon rolls! Now that I have completed Red, White, & Blue Mickey, I’m pretty sure I have covered all major holidays. Such a fun milestone to reach, yet sad because I don’t have any more holidays to Mickey-fy for y’all!!!

Using a can of cinnamon rolls and patriotic sprinkles, these are so easy to make! Just wrap two cinnamon rolls together and pinch two more on to make ears and ta-da!!! You now have patriotic Mickey.

​Enjoy!

Take 2 cinnamon rolls and pinch them onto the large cinnamon roll. These two cinnamon rolls will be Mickey’s ears so place them accordingly. Bake for 15 minutes on 350 or until golden brown.

Serve & enjoy!