Disney World Annual Passholders Receive Holiday Recipes

Disney World Annual Passholders Receive Holiday Recipes

It’s always a good day when something from Disney shows up in your mailbox. For Disney World Annual Passholders opening their mail today, that something is an envelope full of holiday recipes and character stencils. I’m no baker, but I still dig free stuff. Does that mean I’ll try my hand at baking this year? Probably not, but I will be cleaning the kitchen after my wife cranks out these recipes.

Walt Disney World Annual Passholder holiday recipe cards and stencils

We received our envelope this evening. It included recipe cards and some stencils. The inside envelope flap provided more clarity.

“Happy Holidays, Passholders! As a thank you for sharing your magic with us, we whipped up this special baking set just for you. Sprinkled with whimsical nods to the wonder of our Parks and Resorts, we hope it adds a dash of Disney magic to all your holiday traditions. Happy baking!”

Here’s the holiday recipe lineup:

  • Jack-Jack’s Num Num Cookies from Hollywood Studios’ Neighborhood Bakery
  • Mickey Mouse Beignets from Port Orleans
  • Tres Leches Cake from EPCOT (plant-based)
  • Sugar Cookies from Chef Mickey’s
Walt Disney World Annual Passholder holiday recipe cards and stencils Jack-Jack's Num Num Cookies recipe card showing

The stencils are for sprinkling cocoa, powdered sugar, etc. on top of the finished products. That’s probably obvious to most of you, but I had to think about it at first. Disney World Annual Passholders should be receiving their holiday recipes in the next few days.

And now for the less awesome AP stuff: Disney World Raises Annual Pass Prices

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Josh is a web designer and developer who enjoys writing about all things Disney and Universal. In a previous life, he performed in big bands, orchestras, and everything in between as a professional trombonist.