It can't be just us that finds some of the food in our favourite Disney movies simply mouthwatering.
Who knew that computer animated drawings could look so damn appetising, from Remy's ratatouille to Mushu's egg and bacon breakfast from Mulan?
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Well now, Pixar are giving you the chance to create some of the dishes from your fave movies IRL.
Cooking with Pixar is a video series by Disney which offers tutorials on how to make a range of dishes from the much-loved films.
The perfect isolation activity or what?
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Most recently, fans were taught how to make bao buns from Disney's 2019 short film, Bao.
The best part is they even feature appearances from the film's animated characters, who cause mischief in the kitchen.
The adorable steamed bun from Bao helps out with the bao buns, and before that, Forky from Toy Story 4 helps teach fans how to make pizza from Pizza Planet.
Prior to that, fans got a birthday cake recipe inspired by Pixar's 2020 release, Onward, where elf elf brothers Ian and Barley assist.
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There's only three videos at the moment but we're praying for a Ratatouille-inspired cook soon!
We'll warn you, though, there is one fundamental flaw with the videos: they don't include ingredients measurements. Therefore, a lot of guesswork is involved.
Still, we reckon you could look up similar recipes online for the finer details. Happy cooking!
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And if getting messy in the kitchen during lockdown isn't you thing, why not satisfy your love of Disney (and kill some time) with a huge puzzle?
You can now get your hands on a huge 40,000-piece puzzle made up of scenes from 10 classic Disney movies.
The puzzle, made by game-makers Ravensburger, is enormous - it's nearly seven metres in length (680 x 192cm to be precise) - so you'll need a huge living room.
There's one way to keep busy!
Featured Image Credit: DisneyTopics: Cooking, Disney, Tasty Food, Food And Drink