Disney is finding ways to remain alive in fans’ hearts even though their parks are closed for some time due to the ongoing global pandemic.
To make sure that people don’t forget them during these times, Disney is trying to keep in touch with fans in novel ways. They have arranged virtual parade viewings and have made public some of their iconic recipes so that fans can enjoy them at home even during the lockdown.
They previously released the recipe for Pineapple Dole Whip and churro bites and now they have released the recipe for their famous grilled three-cheese sandwich that used to be sold at Toy Story Land before the lockdown started.
Food & Beverage Communications Coordinator with Disney Alex Dunlap said: “While we can’t visit Andy’s backyard right now, this recipe is just one more great way to create #DisneyMagicMoments in your own backyard (or kitchen).”
You can find the tasty sandwich at Woody’s Lunch Box in Disney’s Hollywood Studios and it can be made at home very easily. The added benefit is that the snack is enough for four people.
You can enjoy Disney’s Magic Happens virtual parade from home while feasting on Disney’s delicacy made at home.
The first step in making Disney’s grilled three-cheese sandwich is whipping cream cheese spread with garlic spread. The ingredients you’ll need for this step include heavy cream, shredded cheese, mayonnaise, and minced garlic.
The next step requires you to combine the spread you have made in the first step with cheddar cheese slices, artisan bread, and provolone.
Once all ingredients are united, you need to cook the sandwich on medium flame until the cheese completely melts and the bread on both sides changes to a golden-brown tint.
If you want to add some more taste to your Disney meal, you can couple the sandwiches with a tomato soup bowl to dip them. Disney hopes your quarantine days can get better with this recipe.
Walt Disney World and Disney Land are both closed due to the COVID-19 lockdown.
Disney initially planned to open their parks by the end of March but due to the constantly worsening situation of the virus across the globe, the parks are now indefinitely closed.
This was announced by the company in a statement on its official Twitter page.
The tweet read: “While there is still much uncertainty with respect to the impacts of COVID-19, the safety and well-being of our guests and employees remain The Walt Disney Company’s top priority.”
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