So the Drama! The Real-Life Kim Possible and Ron Stoppable Made Nacos From Bueno Nacho

Updated on Aug 25, 2019 at 4:00 PM

What's the sitch? Christy Carlson Romano, aka the voice of Disney Channel legend Kim Possible, has her own YouTube cooking show, and 2000s kids are going to recognize every single one of her guest stars. A lighthearted cooking show meant to take Disney and Nickelodeon fans on a major blast to the past, Christy's Kitchen features guest stars like Drake & Josh's Drake Bell, Mara Wilson from Matilda, Cheetah Girl Sabrina Bryan, Lizzie McGuire's Jake Thomas, and more!

"What should you expect? Cooking with some of your favorite '90s/2000s stars and today's biggest YouTubers, dance numbers, singing, reenacting scenes, challenges, and who knows what else?!" reads the description of the channel's introduction video. Take a trip down memory lane and scroll on to see who else Romano has cooked with so far.

Drake Bell Makes the Enchiladas From Drake & Josh on Christy's Kitchen

Mara Wilson Makes the Matilda Tart on Christy's Kitchen

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So the Drama! The Real-Life Kim Possible and Ron Stoppable Made Nacos From Bueno Nacho

Drake Bell Makes the Enchiladas From Drake & Josh on Christy's Kitchen

Mara Wilson Makes the Matilda Tart on Christy's Kitchen

Cheetah Girl Sabrina Bryan Makes Gambas al Ajillo on Christy's Kitchen

Will Friedle Makes the Naco From Kim Possible on Christy's Kitchen

Lizzie McGuire's Jake Thomas Makes Duck à L'Orange on Christy's Kitchen

Victorious Star Trina Vega Makes Vegan Sushi on Christy's Kitchen

Even Stevens's Ty Hodges Makes Jerk Chicken on Christy's Kitchen

Christy's Kitchen Introduction Video

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