Calling all Star Wars fans! Rather than traveling to the outer rim planets such as Tatooine, Lah’mu or Lothal to grab a glass of the galaxy’s most exotic beverage, make the signature blue milk from Galaxy’s Edge Outpost, Batuu, right in your own home!
Disney World’s long-awaited Star Wars Galaxy Edge will open on August, 29th, 2019, where you can immerse yourself in your own Star Wars story! But don’t worry if you don’t have reservations to the disney parks just yet! Our copycat Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge blue milk recipe will hold you over until you can experience the magic yourself!
Our copycat Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge blue milk recipe is so accurate, it would fool Luke Skywalker himself into thinking it’s the real thing!
Copycat Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge Blue Milk
Recipe
Ingredients
- 1 cup unsweetened coconut milk
- 1 cup plain rice milk
- 1/2 cup crushed ice
- 2 cups frozen pineapple chunks
- 1 cup watermelon chunks
- 2 teaspoons dragon fruit concentrated flavor drops
- 6 drops royal blue AmeriColor Soft Gel Paste
Supplies
- blender
Directions
In a high-speed blender, combine the coconut milk, rice milk, crushed ice, pineapple chunks, watermelon chunks, and dragon fruit drops. Blend until all is completely smooth.
Add 6 drops of royal blue AmeriColor soft gel paste to the mixture. Blend until the mixture becomes a deep shade of blue. Add more or fewer drops of blue, depending on your preference.
Homemade blue milk will be sensitive to heat and will melt quickly. Serve immediately in a frosted glassed or just keep it frozen. Enjoy!
Recipe Notes
You can find prepackaged frozen pineapple chunks at your local grocer in the freezer aisle.
Pre-cut watermelon chunks can also be found at your local grocer in the produce section in single cups.
Dragon fruit concentrated flavor drops can be purchased online.
What Is Blue Milk?
blue milk
Hold on to your light sabers! Blue milk doesn’t actually contain any milk at all! Blue milk is a refreshing, slushie-like, dairy-free blend of both coconut and rice milk, with tropical flavors of pineapple, and hints of dragon fruit, watermelon, and melon flavors. Blue milk makes a terrific beverage for a hot Summer day in the theme parks – especially in the Florida sun!
Blue Milk Variations
If coconut and rice milk are not suited to your tastes, feel free to swap them out for dairy milk and vanilla ice cream for a creamier texture. Almond milk may be used in place of the coconut and rice blend as well.
If the thought of using blue dye makes you uneasy, there are other means of achieving a natural blue hue. Purchase organic dried butterfly pea Thai herbals blue tea. Allow the tea to be steeped in the coconut and rice milk before mixing in the blender. Remember to steep enough tea to obtain a rich deep hue.
Batuu’s blue milk is a unique, plant based, dairy-free way to cool off as Summer comes to an end. The simple preparation and refreshing taste make this Disney treat an out-of-this-world success! Skip the lines at the milk stand at Disney Land and Walt Disney World and create blue milk, also known as Bantha milk yourself!
