Disneyland Classic Snack -- Churros

By Jennifer Stuart

The first in our series of posts on Disneyland classic snacks.  We take a closer look at Disneyland Churros.  What people love about them, the variations on the original snack and where you can find churros at Disneyland.

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What is a churro?

Churros are a fried-dough pastry that are covered in sugar.  They originated in Spain and Portugal where they are commonly eaten at carnivals, fairs and other celebrations.  The classic Disneyland churro is a long ridged stick that is fried hard and rolled in cinnamon and sugar. They are sold from churro carts around the park and are best eaten hot.  Disneyland churros have long held classic snack or must-eat snack status with many Disneyland regulars. 

Variations on the classic churro

In the past few years Disneyland has capitalized on the popularity of the classic churro and have started offering lots of variations for people to try.

Churro Bites with chocolate dipping sauce from the Cozy Cone Motel

Some of these variations are seasonal or limited-time offerings, while others, like the churro bites are available year round.  (If you are looking for them, the churro bites can be found year round at the Cozy Cone in Carsland).

Where to find churros 

Not sure where to find churros at Disneyland? Most churros can be purchased from churro snack carts located in both Disneyland and Disney California Adventure.  The locations of these carts can be found in the Disneyland app. Read our post on 10+ Reasons Why You Need the Disneyland App for more information.

Disneyland App List of Churro Carts

Disneyland App Churro Cart in Map View

There is also an independent churro cart in Downtown Disney that has the famous churro ice cream sandwiches.

We highly recommend trying a churro as a late night snack.  Warm from the cart that smell of tantalizing cinnamon and sugar can't be beat!

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Meet our other Disney friends participating in our Disney Friends Blog Hop this month.
1. Stress Free Mickey
2. Confessions of a Pixie Dust Traveller
3. Our Slice of Happiness
4. Kingdom Collectors
5. Hakuna Moscato Moms Blog
6. Disney Fam Vacation
7.The Canadian Momsketeer
8. Dustless Pixie
9. Paper Angels 

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If you enjoyed this post you may enjoy some of our other Disneyland posts.

All photos by Jennifer Stuart

Comments? Questions? Do you have a favourite kind of churro? Churro novice? We would  love to hear from you.