Chef Stefan Riemer speaks with Fox Business connection with food to pass the themed goalkeeper at the upper level.
Disney raises his game with regard to themed meals, using artistic talent, real world experiences, trends and inspiration of her classic films to push the limits.
“From Mickey Bars to Michelin Stars” was a phrase commonly used during a demonstration at Walt Disney World on Tuesday with food and drinking directors. Although they understand the importance of these famous character -shaped ice cream bars, they know that customers continue to look for more good taste.
The dishes and drinks around Walt Disney World aim to offer something for everyone – a sweet tooth to those who want something special. Even when the chiefs aim to keep things with lips tight, the word of mouth of the community quickly makes them known.
“I wanted to keep him very sealed, secret,” said chef Stefan Riemer, culinary director of pastry shop at Walt Disney World, at Fox Business about “The Gray Stuff” of the Disney animated film “Beauty and the Beast”, which was released in 1991. “I wanted to tease, because sometimes when you tease, then you want to see him.
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Some of the dessert offers that can be found around Walt Disney World are presented. The culinary director of the pastry shop, chef Stefan Riemer, spoke with Fox Business of creation and inspiration. (Pilar Arias / Fox News)
Riemer said that “The Gray Stuff” was created for those who celebrate special opportunities while dining at Be our Guest in Magic Kingdom. It is now part of the trio of desserts at the sit-down restaurant, but can also be found in Gaston’s Tavern in the same park at the top of a cupcake.
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Disney chefs also put new twists and turns on well -known dishes. Spring roll Cheeseburger, anyone? The spring snack cart in Magic Kingdom has that. Bao bao bao bao bao bao bao bao bao bao? It can be found in Tiffins in Animal Kingdom.
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Walt Disney World’s Spring Spring Roller, left, and a BAO bun with Korean barbecue mushrooms. (Pilar Arias / Fox News)
But you don’t have to pay for admission to the park to take advantage of culinary offers. Some may also be found in resort and Disney Springs restaurants.
The offers come while Disney seeks to bounce back by the decline in attendance in the last quarter of the company, which was affected by the hurricanes Milton and Helene.
Riemer says that food and drinks are much more than taste, and the presentation is “the last chapter”.
“It’s about exploring, connecting,” he said. “I only force you to come back if you liked it.”

Walt Disney World, Stefan Riemer, said this dessert is supposed to be eaten in a certain order and suggest that customers drink coffee after having finished it. (Pilar Arias / Fox News)
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Disney guests also like food options on the go. Walt Disney World serves more than 35.3 million fast service meals, more than 3.7 million Mickey ice cream bars and more than 3 million Bretzels from Mickey, according to figures provided by the company.