REVIEW: We Tried 6 NEW Disney World Snacks and We're Revealing the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

We are headed to Disney Springs to try out some NEW snacks for Hispanic and Latin American Heritage Month!

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This year there are OVER 30 new snacks coming to the Disney Parks.

From September 15th through October 15th, 2024, you can celebrate Hispanic and Latin American Heritage Month with a variety of food options. There are limited time snacks available across both Disneyland Resort and Disney World Resort. Disney Springs is offering a HUGE variety of snacks, and we stopped by to try out a few of the new items. Let’s take a look at the new treats we tried!

Disney Springs

We are starting off with Guava and Cheese Mille-Feuille from Amorette’s Patisserie. This treat has layers of crispy puff pastry, guava mousse, cream cheese mousse, and passion fruit gel. You can get this beauty for $7.75.

Guava and Cheese Mille-Feuille from Amorette’s Patisserie

We can confirm that this treat looks amazing, but does it taste as good as it looks? We definitely tasted notes of the guava along with a bit of passionfruit flavor. While the cream cheese was supposed to be a mousse, it tasted more like a normal texture for the cream cheese to us.

Guava and Cheese Mille-Feuille

The cream cheese had a plain flavor without a sharpness to it. The guava and cream cheese mousse were used just like icing in between the layers of flaky pastry. We thought the flavors worked well together, and if you like cream cheese in your dessert you will love this treat.

Guava and Cheese Mille-Feuille

However, the bottom layer of this treat was really hard to get through. We were having to saw this poor treat apart to cut it up. We felt like the price is good for the size, but if you aren’t a fan of cream cheese in your dessert, this would not be the treat for you. The guava flavor is the strongest flavor in this treat, and we enjoyed this take on a guava and cream cheese combo.

Guava and Cheese Mille-Feuille

Next up we are headed over to Sunshine Churros to try out two different churros!

Our next stop is Sunshine Churros!

🧀 Guava and Cheese Churro — $8.50

🥭 Mangonada Churro — $8.50 pic.twitter.com/AUH5uO21OM

— Disney Food Blog (@DisneyFoodBlog) September 16, 2024

First up is the Magonada Churro which is a churro rolled in mango sugar, drizzled with a mango sauce, and topped with a spicy salt seasoning mix. You can get this churro for $8.50.

Magonada Churro

This one was our favorite of the two. It had a thick coating of the zesty and fruity mango sauce that had LOTS of mango flavor to it. You will want to be a mango fan if you get this churro.

Magonada Churro

We really liked the addition of the spicy salt seasoning. It added a great heat to the churro without making it taste spicy. It was a sugary spice that worked well with the strong mango flavor. We also enjoyed this churro dipped in the cream cheese, but the cream cheese did get a bit thick as we were eating. But, you can just stick it out in the sun a bit and it will get melty again.

Magonada Churro

We also tried the Guava and Cheese Churro which is a churro rolled in white sugar, drizzled with a creme Latin cheese and guava, and topped with Queso Blanco crumbles. This churro also costs $8.50.

Guava and Cheese Churro

There is no doubt that this churro was a guava and cheese flavor. The guava was a thick gel that had a jelly consistency to it. We definitely liked the mango coating on the other churro better as far as texture and consistency go. However, the churro has a great guava flavor along with the cream cheese flavor. Once you dip the churro into the cream cheese sauce it gets even better.

Guava and Cheese Churro

While not absolutely necessary, we do think this churro is much better when dipped in the cream cheese sauce, while the Magonada Churro was able to stand on its own without the sauce.

Guava and Cheese Churro

Now let’s head over to eet by Maneet Chauhan for a savory treat. We are trying the Tostones Nachos which cost $14.95. The Tostones Nachos are seasoned nachos with green plantains, pork chili, and Kachumber salad drizzled with raita and cotija cheese.

Tostones Nachos

We thought this dish was some of the best Latin food we have tried in Walt Disney World, and we can’t believe it came from eet by Maneet Chauhan. We were able to speak with one of the chefs at eet by Maneet Chauhan who developed this dish and he gave us a rundown. While the dish is still authentically eet by Maneet’s dish, he was also able to incorporate his own Puerto Rican culture into it. The base of the tostones is a fried and squashed green plantain. They fry them a bit, squash them, and then refry them again which give them a nice, soft center while still being very crispy on the outside.

Tostones Nachos

Then, the fried green plantains are topped with a pork chili, Indian Pico, cotija cheese, and raita which is a yogurt with spices in it. Finally, it is finished off with cilantro, onions, tomatoes, and cucumbers.

Let’s head to Disney Springs to try some new treats for Hispanic Heritage Month! Up first: eet by Maneet Chauhan

🤤 Tostones Nachos — $14.95 pic.twitter.com/Adwn0a7B1D

— Disney Food Blog (@DisneyFoodBlog) September 16, 2024

We think these were incredible and a great value for the price. You get lots of DELICIOUS food! The Tostones Nachos have a great amount of Indian spice to them, but they also have lots of Latin flair in them.

eet by Maneet Chauhan

Now, let’s head over to The Polite Pig to try out their Blueberry Margarita Churros. You can get these churros for $7 and they are cream cheese-filled churros dusted with cinnamon and sugar, drizzled with a blueberry margarita syrup.

Blueberry Margarita Churros

These are some of the crunchiest churros we have probably ever had. They are very well baked! Soft on the inside, yet super crunchy on the outside. We were so impressed with the texture. However, we were disappointed in the flavors of the churro itself.

Blueberry Margarita Churros

The churros are cream filled on the inside, but we didn’t get much beyond a slight cream cheese flavor. The blueberry margarita flavor is mostly in the blueberries that are scattered around the churros. The blueberries taste like they have been soaking in the margarita syrup and almost all the flavor comes from them. They are a little tart and have wonderful flavor. To really enjoy the flavor of this dish, make sure you are eating the blueberries and the churro all in one bite!

Blueberry Margarita Churros

Finally, we are headed to the Cilantro Food Truck to try the Mexican Street Corn. The Mexican Street Corn is elote on the cob, lime, mayo, cotija cheese, chile-lime seasoning, and cilantro and you can get it for $7.

Mexican Street Corn

We saved one of the best for last (although we are also still thinking about those Tostones Nachos from eet by Maneet Chauhan). This Mexican Street Corn was amazing. You can taste the lime, the Tajin, and the cotija cheese. All on top of the creamy mayonnaise. It was delicious and some of the best Mexican Street Corn we have had in Orlando.

Mexican Street Corn

It wasn’t super runny or buttery to where everything ran off. All the ingredients stayed on the corn, and it was completely coated. We can’t give enough compliments to how well coated this Mexican Street Corn was. This snack hit it out of the park, and we would definitely come back for another one. While it is a bit pricey at $7, it was REALLY tasty!

Mexican Street Corn

We had a successful day trying some new snacks at Disney Springs! The Tostones Nachos from eet by Maneet Chauhan and the Mexican Street Corn from the Cilantro Food Truck definitely topped our list. Stay tuned to DFB for even more Disney food reviews! We have eaten EVERYWHERE, and we aren’t stopping there. We are constantly reviewing new food and revisiting locations.