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Disneyland's Latest Viral Food Is A Sweet, Spooky Treat

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Spooky decorations and a new experience on Guardians of the Galaxy: Mission Breakout are the main draws at Disneyland and Disney California Adventure right now, but the parks' Halloween-themed eats may be the biggest reason to snag a ticket.
According to PopSugar, in addition to pumpkin spice churros, candy corn cotton candy, and a limited-edition popcorn bucket in the shape of Oogie Boogie, there's a picture-perfect dessert that's stealing the show.
Gird your feeds, because California Adventure's Spider Silk macaron ice cream sandwich will be popping up nonstop. Available at Clarabelle's Hand Scooped Ice Cream, the ice cream sandwich combines a slew of food trends and puts them all in an Instagram-ready package.
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Black food has been trending for a few months now, but Disney's take on the gothic grub infuses a major dose of magic. Charcoal-cherry ice cream gets sandwiched between two black macarons iced with a spiderweb design, but the unique flavor isn't the only reason to drop $7 at DCA. The sandwich gets finished off with raspberry sauce and popping candy, so after diners have snapped the requisite photo, they're getting a multi-sensory experience.
If past Disney frozen confections are any indication, the Spider Silk macaron ice cream sandwich may be ready for numerous close-ups, however, eating it is anything but easy. Between melting ice cream, crunchy-soft macarons, and the fact that it looks too good to even eat, the dessert will be messy in the most delicious way. Difficulties aside, fans are literally eating the sandwich up.
"I try a lot of things at the DLR [Disneyland Resort] and this one blew me out of the water!" one Instagram user wrote. Get it while the getting's good, because as soon as Halloween's over, Disney Parks are sure to unveil a slew of holiday items that'll steal the spotlight.
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