The weakest of the Halloween churros for Mix In Some Magic's family, who landed on 5, 5.1 and 4 out of 10. Their verdict was that it is just okay — perfectly edible, but they would all rather have a regular cinnamon-sugar churro. The main complaint was a lack of flavour: one taster said it could have been better, and nobody found much ube coming through.
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4 reviewsThe Disney Noob gave the Terran Treats Ube Cheesecake Churro a solid A-minus. He found it crunchy outside and soft and gooey inside, but more chocolate-forward than ube because of the chocolate cookie sugar coating, with a light ube cheesecake whipped topping (sweetness about 4/10). His take: non-ube fans will love it, while ube lovers may find the ube a little faint and wish for more ube syrup. He also noted the churro is on the small side for $8.
Ordinary Adventures scored this four and a half out of five, with both hosts agreeing on the number. A churro split lengthways, rolled in chocolate cookie sugar and topped with ube cheesecake whipped topping and cookie crumbles that they are confident are Oreos. A self-described Oreo connoisseur said the churro itself basically tastes like an Oreo, with the ube reading as a slightly less sweet, nuttier vanilla. They liked that it is not too sweet, and called the Oreo churro underneath fantastic on its own. Their practical warning is that it falls apart unless you pick it up like a sandwich.
A churro rolled in chocolate-cookie sugar with ube cheesecake whipped topping and chocolate cookie crumble. The ube flavor in the whipped topping comes through strong and tastes natural rather than artificial, though she doesn't pick up much of the cheesecake flavor specifically. She likes the chocolate-cookie coating on the churro, which gives it an Oreo-like quality, but thinks the churro itself is a bit stale. Her verdict: still pretty good overall, and she enjoys it.
