Theme park food doesn’t have to be burgers, fries and cotton candy. Take a look at the delicious treats you’ll find at Disney. How many have you tried?

A never-ending frozen dessert?! Yes please. For those of you that haven’t had the pleasure of trying a Dole Whip, it’s a soft serve, frozen piece of spiral art. You can enjoy it in vanilla, original pineapple and orange flavors.

Delights like this can only be found at the back of the park at Pooh Corner, but it’s oh-so worth it! It’s a delicious peanut butter sandwich, with graham cracker bottom, dipped in milk chocolate and topped with crushed peanuts. And where would a Disney treat be without a dark chocolate Mickey Mouse to top it all off?

For the days when regular chocolate and strawberries just won’t do. Don’t miss out on the deliciously rich shish kebob of dreams! And it’s so exclusive you’ll only find it at Paradise Garden Grill.

An edible souvenir for all you foodies out there. You can purchase the bread loaf from Pacific Wharf Café – California Adventure or Mortimer’s Market. This loaf is the perfect Disney-themed gift to slice up at all your get-togethers.

If you haven’t been to Disneyland recently, the new kid on the block must-have is the cereal-specked fruity pebble doughnut. It’s colorful, with a sprinkle of magic, and it’s the perfect Disneyland photo accessory. Picture yourself enjoying this beauty with a castle view.

Yes, the Dole Whip Float is the sister creation of the Dole Whip. But with this tasty, refreshing snack, you’ll get a generous pouring of pineapple juice. Because you can never have enough pineapple over your soft serve frozen swirls.

The only way to start your morning off before an adventure around Disneyland. This appetising waffle can be found at Carnation Café inside Disneyland park, but of course, you can get a mouse-shaped breakfast at any Disneyland hotel too.

Death by chocolate. If you’re brave enough to try, it’d be a great way to go.

Mickey ice cream bars are hard to compete with in the eyes of Disney fans, but if you’re ever in the mood for something different, head over to Clarabelle’s Hand Scooped Ice Cream. The flavor selection is out of this world, and Mickey sprinkles certainly brighten up any slab of chocolate ice cream.

The infamous Jolly Holiday Bakery Café offers up delicious treats that can be enjoyed by all. Top of the list to try is the soft macaron cookie and cream puff with its caramel-like pudding filling. It almost looks too good to eat, but we said almost…

Disney’s take on beverages just got exciting. Although this looks like a real beer, the non-alcoholic drink is actually a delicious frozen concoction. It’s described as a “no-sugar added frozen apple juice with a hint of toasted marshmallow, topped with all-natural passion fruit-mango foam” by the Disney Parks Blog. And if that hasn’t sold you, it’s also available in two different collector’s mugs: Gaston and Belle.

If you’ve never tried the raspberry macaron from the Jolly Holiday bakery, it’s highly recommended.

This may seem like your regular Tiki fishbowl, but it’s legendary because it’s so much more. It’s filled with light and dark rums, various tropical juices and a pinch of cinnamon. But you’ll also be shouting Uh-oa when you taste it. You’ll can get it in the Enchanted Tiki style room in Sam’s Bar at the Disneyland Hotel. But prepare yourself for lots of chanting!

When your food looks like a mountain, you have to be a little intrigued, right? This mini-mountain treat is a crunchy, coconut piece of heaven with a delicate snow cream topping. It’s a no-fuss, sweet dessert, and all customers use their photo op just like this…

Are you sensing a pattern here? Beignets are churros ramped up a notch – deep fried dough, breathed out into fluffy cloud form. And where would deep fried dough be without a healthy dose of confectioner’s sugar? Mickey would be proud.

Head over to Cover Bar (pictured), Paradise Pier or California Adventure for a generous helping of lobster nachos. So bring a friend and enjoy this Disney speciality.

When it’s hot outside, the lines are long and you need a little pick-me-up, what better way to cool off than with a Mickey-shaped treat? Kids of all ages will enjoy this Cookies and Cream Ice Cream Bar.

Because everything tastes better when it’s shaped like Mickey Mouse!

Take a look at the Main Street Electrical Parade Cheshire Cat shortbread cookie! If this doesn’t have you grinning like a Cheshire Cat we don’t know what will. It's a strawberry marmalade-filled shortbread cookie with chocolate drizzle to much the Cheshire Cat’s fur.

You’ll find many different variations of decorated marshmallow sticks around the park, but Tigger’s version at Poor Corner is the most enticing.

When you really want to eat your way around Disney, is there any other treat of choice? How cute is this Mickey Mouse-inspired chocolate M&M treat? It’s one Mickey at a time.