Disneyland fans can pick up a cult treat from Costco's freezer aisle

Disneyland fans, listen up: a cult-favourite sweet treat from the parks is tucked away in Costco’s freezer aisle, and a pack will set you back by less than $15.

A quick flick through social media will show many users who love going to Disneyland recreating iconic recipes at home.

There are how-tos on the Cold Brew Black Caf, available at Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo inside Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge; step-by-step guides to Mickey-shaped beignets; and exactly how to enjoy a Disney Dole Whip without having to purchase a plane ticket to Florida.

Because, let’s be real—some of the food and drink is just too good to indulge in once per year!

Another Parks favourite is the churros served up by food carts near Haunted Mansion, Pixar Pier, the Small World Promenade and Bayou Country.

Head to the Downtown Disney District, and you'll be able to pick up the chewy snack in flavours including apple pie, strawberry cheesecake, and even French toast.

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According to the website, the iconic, fried dessert is on hand to help revellers ‘grant sweet wishes with pastry wands of fried dough coated in cinnamon, sugary goodness’.

Excitingly, you don’t have to wait for your next visit to Hollywood Land to pick up the moreish sticks—you can just head down to your local Costco.

Eagle-eyed shoppers have spotted 30-count boxes of double-twisted churros from ¡Hola! Churros in freezers for $14.59. 50-count boxes are also available.

Delish reported that ¡Hola! Churros is an umbrella brand for two previously separate J&J Snack Foods brands: California Churros and Tio Pepe’s, the latter of which has supplied the pastry sticks across all Disney parks for a long time.

While you’re more likely to find straight churros at Disneyland, Tio Pepe’s also sells a double-twisted version with a similarly light, fluffy centre and crispy exterior, the publication said.

Redditors have been supporting the release on social media, with one writing: “In the freezer section there is a churro brand called Tio Pepe’s. Get that and cook them at home. They are excellent.

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“It might have changed recently, but at least a few years ago they were the supplier for Disneyland’s churros.”

“They taste exactly the same as the park,” someone else remarked.

“We tried these for the first time tonight and were SHOCKED that they taste exactly like the Disneyland churros!,” a third added.

“I figured they might come close but maybe not quite the same but nope - they are just happiness in your mouth.”

So, if you’re missing your daily fix of Disneyland churros, head down to your local store for a taste of nostalgia.

If you don’t fancy picking up frozen churros, then members of the warehouse can head down to the food court for a limited time to pick up a fresh, foot-long version for a mere $1.49.

“For a limited time, the food court churro will be returning to all our U.S. locations starting this month,” confirmed chief financial officer Gary Millerchip on a fourth-quarter earnings call.