Two best pals sharing their passion for the Parks and finding magic in the everyday
One of the ways we like to bring the Pixie Dust home is to recreate our favorite Disney foods or create Disney-inspired recipes. Since the best way to start your day is with a little bit of magic, we’ve whipped up a special smoothie bowl recipe for you – a Dole Whip Smoothie Bowl!
It’s a pretty simple and fairly healthy recipe. This taste of aloha is the perfect way to start your day!
Read MoreYou know you’ve made it when your hometown names the swimming pool AND the new elementary school after you. During his lifetime, Walter Elias Disney had both of these honors bestowed upon him by Marceline, Mo., the town where he spent his early childhood years. Though his family lived there just a few years, Walt once said that more things of importance happened to him in Marceline than anywhere else. Marceline left its mark, and Walt certainly left his. Still today, his impact on this small Missouri town is evident everywhere you look. We’ve wanted to visit Marceline for years to see the main street that inspired the Main Street USA, so we were glad to finally make this dream a reality.
Read MoreCheers, mates! I’ve just returned from a delightful romp through Ireland with a short pit stop in London. While I experienced a myriad of incredible things while abroad (like holding a baby lamb and staying in a castle), I also made time to find pixie dust everywhere I traveled. I also got the chance to experience a lifetime dream celebrating one of my other obsessions—Harry Potter!
Read More“To all who come to this happy place, welcome.”
Walt Disney uttered these famous words on Disneyland’s opening day in 1955, and the idea has always brought a smile to our faces when we enter the parks. Given that Disneyland is the only park that Walt experienced during his life, we knew we wanted to do the “Walk in Walt’s Disneyland Footsteps” Tour when we made a visit to the West Coast during Disneyland’s Diamond Anniversary in 2016. Honestly it was one of the most special experiences we’ve had at any Disney Park, and we would strongly recommend it to anyone who loves Disney.
Read MoreWe came to Sassagoula Floatworks and Food Factory for the gluten free beignets. I’d long heard tale of Sassagoula offering a gluten free variety of this New Orleans delicacy, but had been denied this deliciousness on previous trips. On one attempt, Sassagoula was closed for refurbishment. On another, our schedule was too tight to swing it. But this trip – this trip was it. I was finally going to taste Sassagoula’s gluten free masterpiece. We also decided to make a lunch of it and were pleasantly surprised to find that the Port Orleans–French Quarter’s quick service food court serves up tasty dishes beyond their fried dough. Let’s dive into our Port Orleans experience.
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