Where to find it :  At the 50s Prime Time Cafe at Disney Hollywood Studios. What is it?   That classic campfire combination of graham crackers topped with melted marshmallow drizzled with chocolate sauce. Why you want it :  Because the crisp, almost burnt, caramelized exterior hides a warm gooey center.  Just in case that wasn’t decadent enough, it’s covered in chocolate.  It’s enough to make even confirmed marshmallow hater like me say “Oh, well maybe just this once.  Or twice.”  You know,  just to be polite.

Read this article: Disney Food Confession: S’mores from the 50s Prime Time Cafe.

This article comes to us from Variety : Disney and Robert Zemeckis are eyeing the ocean floor as the setting for a new family franchise. The Mouse House and ImageMovers have wrapped a deal to partner with the Gotham Group to adapt Kat Falls’ upcoming young adult novel “Dark Life,” with Zemeckis attached to direct. Book is set in a near-future world in which rising ocean levels and natural catastrophes have led some people to homestead on the ocean floor, and kids to develop supernatural powers. Story centers on an underwater teenage boy and a surface girl who join forces to uncover a government conspiracy. Project fits in well with Disney’s new mandate to create family friendly fare that can be exploited across the company’s various platforms and spawn sequels. The Gotham Group won the rights to “Dark Life” after making a preemptive bid to buy the manuscript earlier this year (Daily Variety, Jan. 25). Book will be published by Scholastic in May, backed by a major marketing push. Two books had initially been planned, but could now expand to more installments. Zemeckis, Jack Rapke and Steve Starkey will produce through ImageMovers with Jackie Levine shepherding the project for the shingle. Ellen Goldsmith-Vein and Lee Stollman will produce through Gotham. Click here to keep reading Mars Needs Moms, But Disney Doesn’t Need Bob Zemeckis’ Company … Disney fires Robert Zemeckis and Company … New Trailer for Disney’s Christmas Carol … Disney, Zemeckis board ‘Yellow Submarine’ … Share the Magic:

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Disney and Robert Zemeckis pursue future franchise ‘Dark Life’