Even if you don’t have an allegiance to the First Order or the Resistance (or even know what those terms mean), you probably know Disneyland’s Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge finally opened to the public on Friday, May 31. The new land gives fans and…
Even if you don’t have an allegiance to the First Order or the Resistance (or even know what those terms mean), you probably know Disneyland’s Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge finally opened to the public on Friday, May 31. The new land gives fans and regular park-goers alike the chance to explore the Black Spire Outpost on planet Batuu. Along with seeing the first full-scale Millennium Falcon, visitors also get to finally sip bantha milk, aka blue milk. The iconic drink from the franchise was brought to life, which might make you wonder, „What does blue milk taste like?“ Galaxy’s Edge definitely serves up a tasty iteration of the iconic drink.
According to the Star Wars Wiki website, blue milk comes from female banthas, a species of mammal on planet Tattooine. It was first introduced in Star Wars: A New Hope, per the site. In the film, Luke Skywalker drinks the blue milk throughout his time on Tattooine, so it’s only natural that fans should finally get a taste of the stuff, right?
Including blue milk on the menu was very important when planning the food and drink offerings, according to Chef Brian Piasecki, one of the Disney chefs on the team that created and executed the menu. He says the team went through „over 100 versions“ of the semi-frozen drink, before landing on the final product.
