34 Food Court Favorite Recipes
Hungry for some food court eats? Check out these copycat restaurant recipes straight from the mall!
34 Food Court Favorite Recipes is the ultimate collection of treats you are most likely to find at your local shopping mall. Don't want to spend the entire day shopping? Feel like eating a delicious food court treat without dropping money on a new pair of shoes? Now you can make these food court classics in the comfort of your own home.
Making mall food at home is budget-friendly, too...you can forget about that pesky sales tax. Make your own kiosk featuring famous favorites including McDonald's, KFC, Subway and more. Mix and match items from this list to make the ultimate food court frenzy your entire family will enjoy. Food court favorites are the perfect way to spice up lunchtime, dinnertime, anytime, no trip to the mall required.
Want even more delicious food court drinks? Check out the video below to see how you can make your very own Shamrock Shake from McDonald's!
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Food Court Entrees
Entrees are the heart of any meal. These food court favorites are sure to be found in any mall across the country. Your family won't be able to guess that these dishes are food court fake-outs. Who needs to run out when you have your pick of KFC, Panda Express, Sbarro and more right here? Feel free to mix and match one from every section to make the ideal food court meal. The possibilities are endless.
Food Court Drinks
When you're shopping, there's no pick-me-up quite like a cold and refreshing drink. Now you can re-create these mall classics anytime. You can choose between ice-cold soda, Starbucks classics, or even the original food court favorite, Orange Julius.
Food Court Snacks and Sides
No lunch or dinner is complete with out a delicious side. The food court offers a wide variety of delectable choices. Whether it be a Starbucks-inspired pastry, a homemade take on a KFC side or a fantastic Pizza Hut dressing copycat, these copycat recipes for sides and snacks are made to satisfy.
Food Court Desserts
What's the best part of any shopping trip? That's easy...a food court favorite dessert. Whether fruit or chocolate flavored, you won't be able to get enough of these fantastic recipes. From Chicago classic Frango mints to delights from 31 flavors and everything in between, these tried-and-true copycats are sinful and sweet.
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What food court favorite would you add to the list? Let us know in the comments!
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McReader 0545826
Feb 21, 2022
Thanks for the recipes and the memories! I can't for the life of me remember the name of the place that made them or even the name of the sandwich itself, but way back in the 80s I loved to order a small sub that was cooked on a grill right in front of you. It had ham and a little pineapple that was chopped up as it was cooked then served on a toasted bun with lettuce tomato and mayo. There was probably another ingredient as well, but my old brain can't seem to find that file!
southerngirl
Aug 02, 2017
I would really like to have McAlister's chicken salad recipe the one with mayo, grapes (or is it dried fruit?), and nuts in it.
KathrynAllison
Jan 13, 2017
I can't choose just one food court favorite, because I love pretty much any item you can find there. I am partial to french fries though.
crzy4oranges
Feb 16, 2015
Auntie Anne's pretzel recipe please)
AllFreeCopycat Edi tor
Feb 17, 2015
We have a few Auntie Anne's copycat recipes on the site. You can paste the links below into your URL bar to find them. Next time we update this list we'll be sure to include them!br /br /http//www.allfreecopycatrecipes.com/Snacks/Auntie-Annes-Pretzel-Copycatbr / br /http//www.allfreecopycatrecipes.com/Snacks/Just-Like-Auntie-Annes-Caramel-Apple-Soft-Pretzels
circuitrider2
Jun 03, 2013
I would like to see any Chinese or Japanese food. Orange chicken, etc.
Pinkladycat
May 09, 2013
I would love the recipe for the house salad dressing from Dutch ESS, a fast-food chain found on Connecticut. It's a cross between green goddess and ranch and I think it has cottage cheese in it.
dougsabel
Dec 15, 2012
How about the "Big Easy" cajun food? They are in food courts in the Milwaukee, WI area.
dearcat
Jul 12, 2012
I would like to know how they make the large, soft pretzels. There are several companies that make them.
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