Coco Boba Milk Tea: You may be tempted to satisfy a late-night bubble tea craving at Coco, but it's best to avoid this overly-sweet drink. 2.0/5.0
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Crunchmaster popped edamame sea salt chips: Begs to be eaten with a dip, as the chips are quite bland otherwise. Under-seasoned, but does taste of edamame. 2.0/5.0
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Dancing Deer Baking Co tangerine cream swirl cookies: Buttery shortbread cookies that have a pleasant flavor but are far too sugary. They're more palatable after dusting off the cane sugar coating. 2.0/5.0
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Danone cherry yogurt: Beyond the foreign labeling, this joghurt tastes just like regular Dannon. On the sweet side, with a thin consistency and a couple slivers of fruit. 2.0/5.0
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Disneyland Pumpkin pie churro: Massive churro (as it should be, at $5 a piece) dusted with seasonal pumpkin spice sugar and small edible ghost confetti. After dusting off more than half the sugar, I found the room-temperature churro to be completely average in texture and flavor. Purchased from Cars Land in Disney’s California Adventure. 2.0/5.0
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Dydo Melon Shake: There were always tons of Dydo vending machines in Tokyo selling discounted drinks at most street corners or metro stops. Perhaps because drinking in public is considered a bit of a faux paus in Japan, lots of the vending machines sell very small bottles for quickly quenching your thirst. This small melon shake came in a stout aluminum can / bottle and is an uncarbonated combination of melon and sugary milk. It had an unmistakable cantaloupe flavor but tasted more like candy than a drink.... (read more) 2.0/5.0
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