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  • New Disney Princess Dinnerware Set Features Aurora, Rapunzel, Mulan & Tiana

    New Disney Princess Dinnerware Set Features Aurora, Rapunzel, Mulan & Tiana

    Thanks to the power of Disney, now your meals can be magical! Toynk Toys is releasing a new Disney princess-inspired dinnerware set that will having you dining with the royal treatment!

    The new collection is inspired by Aurora from Sleeping Beauty, Rapunzel, Mulan, and Tiana.

    Featuring designs centered on four different Disney Princesses, this complete 3-course dining set includes four sets of quality ceramic dishes. Take a look below:

    Featuring designs centered on four different Disney Princesses, this complete 3-course dining set includes four sets of quality ceramic dishes.

    Families can now have a truly elegant Disney Princess dining experience from the comfort of their own dining rooms. Enjoy your favorite home-cooked meals with Princess Tiana from “The Princess and the Frog,” Rapunzel from “Tangled,” Princess Aurora from “Sleeping Beauty,” and Mulan from “Mulan.”

    This set includes four 12-ounce mugs, four 2-cup capacity bowls, four 10.75-inch dinner plates, and four 7-inch salad/dessert plates. Each dish is designed with subtle and ornate details that will bring Disney magic to each meal. Elegantly transform each meal into a royal Disney Princess banquet.

  • Disney Launching New Digital Food Network Called Disney Eats

    Disney Launching New Digital Food Network Called Disney Eats

    Disney is cooking up some new digital entertainment for the foodies out there.

    At its annual Newfront presentation this morning, Disney Digital Network executives announced the launch of a new digital brand called Disney Eats. The online channel and editorial site features culinary shows and products aimed at families.

    The company has partnered with online food network Tastemade to develop original content that will take viewers on a culinary adventure inspired by Disney’s characters and its theme parks around the world.

    The company is making an effort to attract young families and reach a generation of viewers who grew up watching videos on platforms like YouTube, and now are looking for content for their children on online mediums.

    Upcoming Disney Eats shows include seasons of “Kitchen Little,” which will showcase kids working with celebrity chefs, and “Tiny Kitchen,” with chefs creating small replicas of Disney food. Both were co-created with global entertainment company Tastemade.

    In 2012, Disney made efforts to ensure that food products advertised on its television networks fit specific nutritional standards and Disney’s new the food channel will also uphold the same health standards that the company has already imposed on advertisers.

    Disney Eats will be part of the Disney Digital Network, which was previously known as Maker Studios and was acquired by Disney in 2014 for $500 million.