Hey everyone, welcome back to 5 Minute Eats! It's Fast Food Fridays here, and every Friday at 11:00 p.m. Central, you can tune in for a new fast food review. Today, we're diving into a dessert from Jollibee, America's Filipino fast food chain. We're reviewing their Ube Pie. This crispy, flaky, deep-fried pie is filled with creamy 100% real ube, or purple yam. Ube is a staple dessert ingredient from Southeast Asia, commonly used in jams or puddings. It has a smooth texture and a mildly sweet flavor. This treat costs $2.99 and resembles the pies from Popeyes, with a bubbly fried crust, unlike the McDonald's pies. I spotted this limited-time offer on the Jollibee menu and knew I had to try it. Visually, it looks interesting, and it smells just like something freshly fried. If you're new to our channel, we review various items so you can decide if they're worth your hard-earned money. Now, onto our review. The outer crust reminds me of a deep-fried
Hey everyone, welcome back to 5 Minute Eats! It's Fast Food Fridays here, and every Friday at 11:00 p.m. Central, you can tune in for a new fast food review. Today, we're diving into a dessert from Jollibee, America's Filipino fast food chain. We're reviewing their Ube Pie. This crispy, flaky, deep-fried pie is filled with creamy 100% real ube, or purple yam. Ube is a staple dessert ingredient from Southeast Asia, commonly used in jams or puddings. It has a smooth texture and a mildly sweet flavor. This treat costs $2.99 and resembles the pies from Popeyes, with a bubbly fried crust, unlike the McDonald's pies. I spotted this limited-time offer on the Jollibee menu and knew I had to try it. Visually, it looks interesting, and it smells just like something freshly fried. If you're new to our channel, we review various items so you can decide if they're worth your hard-earned money. Now, onto our review. The outer crust reminds me of a deep-fried
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