Now you can — and should — drink Luke Skywalker’s blue ‘milk’ at Disneyland

While it's the rides and souvenirs that have garnered much of the attention to date, Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge will also have a bunch of different themed food and drink options. Notably, you'll be able to buy blue and green "milk" at the park. But be warned: it's not cheap.

Blue Milk was first seen in A New Hope when Luke Skywalker drank some during a meal at his home on the moisture farm on Tatooine. Green Milk debuted in The Last Jedi when Luke milked a Thala-Siren on Ahch-To.

Disney's versions of these beverages won't contain any milk from an animal. Instead, they'll be frozen blends of flavors and coconut and rice milks. Blue Milk will taste of dragon fruit, pineapple, watermelon, and lime while Green Milk has Mandarin orange, passion fruit, orange blossom, and grapefruit flavorings.

Each will run you .99, a lot to pay for something that doesn't even have booze.

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Speaking of not having booze, Oga's Cantina, which we assume will be reminiscent of the Mos-Eisley Cantina, will have a non-alcoholic cocktail inspired by the Blue Milk recipe. The chilled plant-based beverage will be topped with a fondant Bantha horn-iced Rice Krispie treat cookie. It's price isn't known, but expect it to be more than milks from the Milk Stand.

The only real comparison we have to these drinks is Butterbeer, the trademark beverage at The Wizarding World of Harry Potterwhich, like Galaxy's Edge, has outposts in both Orlando and southern California.

Butterbeer costs .99 in Orlando and .49 in California, so Disney's concoction is a bit pricier. But if you've spent decades wondering just what the hell Aunt Beru was feeding her nephew, the chance to finally have a taste will be well worth it.

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