Disney Partners With Impossible Foods for Plant-Based Expansion

Photo provided by Impossible Foods

Disneyland Resorts and Parks, as well as Florida-based big brother The Walt Disney World Resort, are known to offer an experience that keeps your inner child alive and kicking. Everything from immersive theme rides to life-sized Disney characters spread over 30,000 acres, it’s hard not to enjoy, if not a tad overly stimulating. Ever-watchful of ways to expand upon the entertainment incentive, Disney has now joined the Impossible Foods movement in a newly inked partnership. 

Impossible Foods is now the official plant-based “burger vendor” for both Disney resorts including Disney Cruise Line ships. The partnership comes following their September 2019 announcement to introduce meatless items to all Disney resorts.

To sweeten the deal even further, we’re also rewarded with three new menu items: the Impossible Cheeseburger macaroni and cheese, Petite Impossible Burger with guacamole and cheddar jack cheese, and an Impossible Meatball sub sandwich.

With the demand for meat alternatives growing globally each year, this is a natural move for the Happiest Place on Earth. The new Impossible menu items are now available at all Disney resorts.

Photo provided by Impossible Foods

More content

Eating Out
Taco Bell & Milk Bar Unveil Birthday Cake Churros
Taco Bell, the brand that keeps on giving. This time, the beloved purple bell is surprising fans with its latest announcement of a new collaborative…
,
Eating Out
The First-Ever IHOP + Applebee’s Duo Restaurant Has Opened In Texas
For the first time ever, IHOP and Applebee’s have joined forces to open the inaugural IHOP/Applebee’s combo restaurant an hour outside of San Antonio, Texas,…
,
CultureEating Out
Netflix Just Opened A Restaurant In Las Vegas—Here’s What to Expect
Netflix is inviting your taste buds into its world of hit shows. Now open at MGM Grand Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, NETFLIX BITES…
,
Burger
We Deliver!

Enter your email address below and we'll deliver our top stories straight to your inbox