
One of the best parts of the Frozen Summer Fun Experience at Hollywood Studios was the Frozen Fireworks Spectacular Dessert Party. Unfortunately, since this event will only be around until September 1st, not every Disney fan will get to experience it. Fortunately, many of the delicious desserts that we tasted that night can easily be replicated at home. So that’s what we did. We took the easiest, most budget friendly desserts and created our own “At-Home” dessert party.
Our party was inspired by the Frozen Fireworks Spectacular Dessert Party being offered at Hollywood Studios this summer. Included in the premium package, the Frozen Dessert Party offers guest a wide variety of desserts and drinks and gives you a front row seat to the Frozen Fireworks.







To create this Frozen themed dessert party at home, I had to make some adjustments. First, not all ingredients are available in your local grocery store, so I only chose items that would be easy for anyone to make at home. I also changed some of the names of the treats to put my own spin on it. I added a fondue station (instead of warm ganache) and made the bon bons out of cocoa krispies to make them more chocolate-like.Our “At-Home” Frozen Dessert Party included:

The Ingredients:
- 24 min vanilla cupcakes (1/2 for cupcakes and 1/2 for trifles)
- frosting
- 24 mini brownies
- caramel sauce
- whipped cream
- strawberry filling
- crispy rice treats (shaped into bells)
- confectioners sugar (to make glaze for the crispy rice treats)
- assorted sprinkles (for cupcakes, brownies and trifles)
- strawberries, bananas and marshmallows for dipping
The Display:






Grand Pabbie’s Strawberry Shortcake Trifles- sliced mini cupcake layered with strawberry filling and whipped crea.m


Elsa’s Snow Dusted Brownie Bites with Salted Caramel

Olaf’s In Summer Punch- Pineapple, Orange and Guava juice mix

Anna’s Bon Bons- Bell shaped cocoa crispy treats topped with confectioners sugar glaze.

Maybe it’s the party talking…or the chocolate fondue station- Assorted dippers and sticks to use in a chocolate fountain. (fondue pot will also work)






Charlotte
Friday 8th of April 2016
Love that you included the list of everything I need to get to do this at home! I can't wait to try the Olaf punch - it reminded me of the Tusker House and Ohana punch. The fondue station you added is amazing, I just finished my cheese fodue recipe and it turned out great!
Frontierland Station
Wednesday 4th of February 2015
These treats looks delicious! I especially love Anna's bon bons! They look so colorful and tasty!
Beth Green
Wednesday 13th of August 2014
This is amazing! When I first started reading, I thought your pictures from the DHS party were from YOUR party at home! I was very impressed! haha! I love the recreation at home. You did an amazing job. I'll have to try some of these ideas at our house next time we watch Frozen... which will be soon I'm sure! :)
teacherlady117
Wednesday 13th of August 2014
Thanks, Beth! I can only aspire to be so talented! No one does it like Disney! I bet your boys would love the crispy bon bons. They would make a great movie treat!
Amy Zellers
Wednesday 13th of August 2014
I truly loved reading this post!! Unfortunately, I won't be able to attend the event in real life, so I LOVED seeing your beautiful photographs from the Frozen Fireworks Dessert Party. With your idea to recreate it at home, with simple and easy tweaks I can throw my own Frozen Dessert Party for my kids! You've made it so easy- even giving me a shopping list! It looks so fun! I wish we were neighbors, because the kids and I would be asking for an invite!
teacherlady117
Wednesday 13th of August 2014
Thank you so much for your kind comment! Going to the Frozen Fireworks Dessert Party was one of the highlights of our trip. I wanted people who may not get a chance to go, to experience even just a taste of it. I bet your kids would love some of these treats!
Kuleen Lashley
Sunday 10th of August 2014
Yum! I think the marshmallow Olafs are my favorite. So easy to make, but so cute.
teacherlady117
Wednesday 13th of August 2014
Actually, I chose not to make the Olaf pops because they are more complicated than they appear. They are really cake pop and cheesecake all covered in white chocolate. I wanted to keep my party simple and do things that anyone, no matter skill level, could do at home.