Fila Manila Ube Coconut Spread Purple Yam As Seen on Shark Tank - Award-Winning 5.8 OZ Pouch, Vegan, Gluten Free, Dairy Free, No Red 3, No Red 40, No Ube Extract, No Artificial Colors, Real Philippine Ube (1 Pack)

As someone who loves all things ube, this spread really impressed me. The texture is creamy, with a slightly earthy sweetness that tastes like real Philippine ube—not artificial. It’s vegan and gluten-free too, which is a bonus. Perfect on toast or mixed into desserts. It’s on the pricier side per ounce, but the quality justifies it.

The first time I opened and tried. It was just all coconut oil that was coming out even after kneading and shaking/mixing before opening and spreading on my bread. I just tossed it after the 2nd time I used it. It was impossible to squeeze after refrigerating it. Not worth the money. The taste of it, there’s nothing special.

I'm so grateful this product exists! I love ube but I can't stand the artificial coloring and flavor that almost all Asian/Filipino brands have. Now our whole fam can enjoy ube knowing it's made with clean ingredients. Great ube halaya flavor, not overly sweet. Definitely make sure to massage the packet before squeezing! I use this to make binignit -- a yummy dessert stew made with coco milk, sweet potatoes, cassava, plantains, boba, jackfruit & ube!

Yummm

Not a fan. It taste weird and even the consistency even though the pack was kneaded a few times. Also, the coconut taste is stronger than the ube itself. It is also very sweet.

The taste is wonderful but I’m not sure I will buy again because it is near impossible to squeeze out of the packaging. The texture is so thick it needs to be taken out with a knife so I ended up chopping the entire top off

Delicious and creamy as coconut products are.

Really poor quality mostly coconut, and the color and consistency is not what's advertised.