Star Wars Blue Milk Gets Official Release And We Are Dying To Try Some

Loyal fans of the Star Wars galaxy pay attention to detail. Even though Luke is only ever seen in one scene during the whole Star Wars series (at Uncle Owen and Aunt Beru’s kitchen table in A New Hope, while Luke goes on about being stuck on Tatooine) drinking blue milk, fans noticed the strange substance and have been drinking Disney’s remix of it for many years. 

At Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge (a popular eatery) in Disneyland and Disney World, you can already purchase Disney’s version of blue milk, but on April 17, 2024, TruMoo is releasing their blue milk on the market, so faithful fans will be able to purchase Star Wars blue milk from their local grocery store.

Loyal fans of the Star Wars galaxy pay attention to detail. Even though Luke is only ever seen in one scene during the whole Star Wars series (at Uncle Owen and Aunt Beru’s kitchen table in A New Hope, while Luke goes on about being stuck on Tatooine) drinking blue milk, fans noticed the strange substance and have been drinking Disney’s remix of it for many years. 

At Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge in Disneyland and Disney World, you can already purchase Disney’s version of blue milk, but on April 17, 2024, TruMoo is releasing their blue milk on the market, so faithful fans will be able to purchase Star Wars blue milk from their local grocery store. 

During the kickoff for Disney Consumer Products and LucasFilm’s March To May The 4th initiative, a new batch of Star Wars merchandise was released, and several exciting announcements were dropped. Among them was the announcement that Star Wars blue milk by TruMoo will arrive in stores soon. 

Unlike the products they sell at the Disney theme parks, the TruMoo Star Wars blue milk is actually real milk. Officially, “TruMoo Blue Milk is 1% low-fat milk and features natural vanilla flavor and blue color for a truly galactic delicious experience your family will enjoy.” Maybe they added the vanilla to make it taste more “out of this world?”

The new Star Wars blue milk will likely be a hit with kids. Imagine all the things you can do with milk that is already blue. You could make blue pancakes. Blue ice cream is always a hit. Maybe you could make some green eggs and add some ham to take a whole other journey altogether? There is certainly plenty of fun to be had with the new product. 

In contrast, Mark Hamill (Luke Skywalker) said the original Star Wars blue milk was “really ghastly.” He explained that the milk used during filming was something they call long-life milk because you don’t have to keep it refrigerated. 

The “milk” was mainly purposed for camping, and production added blue food coloring to give it its light blue tint. It was “oily and sweet and [yuck]!” In the movie, the original Star Wars blue milk was sourced from banthas (a huge animal with long, thick fur and gigantic rolling ram horns), so it makes sense that it might taste funky. 

Luckily, the TruMoo Star Wars blue milk is made from cow’s milk, so your palette should be well adapted to its taste. Also, the release date for the new blue milk is set for next month, but it may take your favorite grocery store a couple of weeks to get with the program. Don’t let your excitement get the best of you. Be patient, keep an eye out, and may the force be with you.