Disney has kept the magical noms coming, from Woody’s Lunchbox Grilled Cheese to Plant-Based Cookie Fries to Mickey Mouse Beignets. So, when the Disney Parks Blog released its latest dessert ...

The drinks are typically served inside the '50s Prime Time Café at Disney World's Hollywood Studios. To make them at home, you'll only need four ingredients: peanut butter, jelly, vanilla ice ...

2 tablespoons peanut butter; 2 tablespoons jelly (strawberry or grape) 2 cups vanilla ice cream; 1/4 cup milk; Directions: Add all ingredients to blender and blend until smooth.

While classic flavors like chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry are all options, 50's Prime Time is famous for its peanut butter and jelly milkshake. 06.

50's Prime Time Café may be one of the best restaurants at Disney World for nearly everything, but there's one area where it's the actual best, and that's the dessert list.

When you make a recommendation to a friend about where to eat at Walt Disney World, you often base the recommendation off a good personal experience you had at that restaurant that was good enough ...

So when it was announced that new bistro introduced a Prime milkshake, people quickly turned their attention to the two-week-old cafe. Since its opening, Rise and Grind has proven to be a widely ...

The food blogger, who goes by Smash'd Sydney — an online restaurant recommendation platform — visited Quick Brown Fox in Pyrmont on Sunday afternoon and purchased a chocolate milkshake for $9.50.

The Tropical Punch Prime milkshake is proving to be a hit (Image: Hull Live). Despite never trying the original to compare it to, the milkshake was a delight. For £5.50 too, considering you hear ...