Stitch juice, jungle juice, POG juice -- the names go on and on. Rumor has it, there is a popcorn stand in Animal Kingdom called Mahindi that even serves up a Jungle Juice Slushy. Combine 21 ounces passion fruit juice, 21 ounces guava juice and 14 ounces orange juice (pulp-free). If following a recipe isn’t your forte, Welch’s Guava Pineapple juice is the closest thing to POG juice in a carton. Whether you make it, buy it, or order it, be sure to have yourself a glass of POG juice the next time you sit down for breakfast.

If you’re like us and are no longer following your quarantine diet, Disney’s favorite frozen snack can be yours to make at home. Dole Whip has become a must-eat for families and Disney fans alike. The theme parks remain closed, however, you can bring the park magic home by creating your own Dole Whip treats. There are two ways to create a Dole Whip: Dole’s recipe and Disney’s recipe. Share your Dole Whip creations with us in the comments below!

After parks closed in California and Florida, the last place to order Disney’s Dole Whip from was at the Polynesian Village Resort in Orlando. It wasn’t very long after until the Walt Disney Company made the decision to close all resorts, thus Dole Whip being served no more. Now, Disney is sharing the recipe for its famous Dole Whip with guests. According to Deseret News, the Disneyland app sent a notification with the recipe for how to create a “frozen pineapple treat." The recipe calls for one big scoop of vanilla ice cream, four ounces of pineapple juice, and two cups of frozen pineapple.