The magical minds at Disneyland arrrr hard at work again. For the 50th anniversary of the Pirates of the Caribbean ride, the Disney chefs have whipped up something special for us landlubbers — gold-dusted churros. The ride, which opened in 1967 in the New Orleans Square portion of Disneyland, inspired the movie franchise first released in 2003. It was the last attraction that Walt Disney himself participated in the design of before his death. The golden churros consist of the classic fried-dough pastry popular in Spain and Latin American and a heavy dusting of yellow sanding sugar. Key your eye (the one not covered by your Pirate patch, obviously) open for these other new items available in Disney’s New Orleans Square: Caribbean Breakfast Burritos: Scrambled eggs, Andouille sausage, rice, sweet potatoes, black beans and cheddar cheese Lost Treasure Beignets: Mickey-shaped lemon-flavored beignets dusted with gold shimmer Buccaneer Pulled Pork Sandwich: Jerk-spiced pork, sweet and tangy barbecue sauce, pineapple…