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)

I use this on toast and to make ube Rice Krispie treats. I love that it’s not made with palm oil like most ube halayas. That was a major buying point for me. The flavor is really pleasant. The consistency is thick, especially in cold weather, so you need to really knead it before use. I don’t mind at all though. I’m definitely purchasing again.

I am in shock the picture and what came out of the tube were not the same. The color was BROWN I mean, it did taste Ube and the hint of coconut but the color of the picture and the color of the inside are two totally different colors. so I don’t know why the color WAS brown instead of purple, too bad I was not able to take a picture.

Very authentic.

I dnt like how it taste i rather make my own ube jam :) but u can use it for macaron fillings if your in a hurry…

Tastes great but nearly impossible to squeeze out of the packet, even after warming it and kneading the package in my hands. Finally gave up and cut the package open.

It’s fine, but don’t waste your money. Only tastes of coconut.

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.

Yummy Yummy Yummy