Disneyland's 'Star Wars' park launches new menu of treats

Disneyland's Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge opened on Friday, May 31 and along with the new Millennium Falcon ride and Jedi merchandise, the park has debuted a new selection of out of this world treats.

Most importantly, there will be blue milk. The pastel-hued beverage was first introduced to the "Star Wars" franchise in 1977's "A New Hope" by the female Banthas, but made famous by Luke Skywalker.

And according to Delish, it's ridiculously good. One writer wrote, "It’s a frosty, plant-based drink with a coconut and rice milk base and tropical flavor. I drank my first cup so quickly I burped in Shyriiwook, knowing immediately that the rest of the food at Galaxy’s Edge would not disappoint."

You can find blue milk (as well as a green milk variety) at the Milk Stand, one of five places to grab food. Around the park, you'll find a lounge, a fast-casual counter service restaurant and three snack and beverage stands.

If you're heading to Stars Wars: Galaxy's Edge for an early start, try the Rising Moons Overnight Oats topped with seasonal fruit, dragon fruit and yogurt sold at Ronto Roasters, Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo and Oga’s Cantina. Also at the last two restaurants mentioned, you'll find a Mustafarian Roll, which is a sweet bread roll topped with raspberry fondant, lemon and cookies and cream cookie crumbles.

For lunch or dinner, check out the Smoked Kaadu Ribs and the Yobshrimp Noodle Salad at Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo. And come snack time, feast on sweet and savory popcorn at Kat Saka's Kettle.

Most notably, adults and children can stop by Oga's Cantina, a local watering hole in the Black Spire Outpost. This is the first location in Disneyland to serve alcohol outside of Club 33. According to Disney Food Blog, drinks called a Fuzzy Tauntaun or a Blue Bantha are served while beats are played by DJ R-3X.

Guests can download the Disneyland app to view all the restaurants available and place mobile orders in advance. You can also watch Culinary Director Brian Piasecki walk through top menu items in the video above.

Although Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge is now open to the public at Disneyland Park, the park is currently asking that guests make a reservation to visit the land through June 23. Reservations allow guests to visit the land in 4-hour increments (mobile orders must be made within a guest's designated time frame).

Starting June 24, however, it will be fully open to all Disney visitors. For a full guide on food and merchandise, you can find a brochure on Disney's website here and plan your trip today!

A second Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge is set to open at Disney's Hollywood Studios in Orlando on August 29.