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Disneyland's Pirates Of The Caribbean Is 50 Years Old. Celebrate With These Fine Eats.
Pirates of the Caribbean is 50. Find specialty food and beverage items, as well as a souvenir stein to put them in at New Orleans Square.
DISNEYLAND, CA — Disneyland Resort's Pirates of the Caribbean, those swashbuckling types that shiver the timbers, are celebrating their 50th birthday at the park this spring. For all seeking adventure, fun and fine fare, taste these tidbits are found only at Disneyland.
For Breakfast...
Caribbean Breakfast Burrito, filled with scrambled eggs, Andouille sausage, rice, sweet potatoes, black beans and cheddar cheese available at Mint Julep Bar and Royal Street Veranda.
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For Lunch, Dinner, or Any Time...
Royal Street Veranda and Harbour Galley is serving a hearty Calypso Caribbean Chicken Stew featuring Caribbean-spiced chicken stewed with carrots, onions, celery, potatoes and yucca.
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Love Blue Bayou Restaurant? Try the Fruits de Mer at the Disneyland original, Blue Bayou Restaurant – featuring pan-seared red snapper, sautéed shrimp, scallop and hush puppy, served on a bed of spinach with spicy shrimp sauce and rémoulade.
The Buccaneer Pulled Pork Sandwich at French Market Restaurant, is served piled high with jerk-spiced pork, topped with sweet and tangy barbecue sauce and pineapple Caribbean-style slaw, and served with fried yucca.
At Café Orleans, the Steak Sandwich is served topped with white cheddar sauce, bacon jam, arugula and cherry tomatoes, and served with sweet potato waffle fries.
Top It Off...
Drink up me hearties, yo ho! The Jolly Roger Punch features a blend of tropical fruit juices—pineapple, orange and mango. You can find the special punch at French Market Restaurant, Mint Julep Bar, Harbour Galley and Royal Street Veranda. A limited edition, souvenir Pirates of the Caribbean stein will also available at the same locations.
A Tidbit For Dessert...
"If ye be seekin’ gold, the Lost Treasure Beignets are for you," Disneyland's Food and Beverage spokesperson Rachel Bshero said. "These lemon-flavored beignets shimmer as good as gold, and can be found at Mint Julep Bar and Café Orleans. Or try the Golden Churro, from the nearby churro cart—it’s said to lure the most stubborn sailor to its call."
These items are here for a limited time, so be sure to drop your anchor in New Orleans Square, soon.
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