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Is the Blue Bantha you get at Oga’s Cantina the same as the Blue Milk at the stand? It said it was frozen blue milk so wasn’t sure but we loved that! We didn’t try the regular from the stand though.
Sort of. They taste the same, but the one from the stand is a frozen slushee consistency. The one at the bar is not frozen, so it's like cold milk, but comes with a cookie thing on top.Is the Blue Bantha you get at Oga’s Cantina the same as the Blue Milk at the stand? It said it was frozen blue milk so wasn’t sure but we loved that! We didn’t try the regular from the stand though.
My daughter loves the frozen, slushy blue milk from the stand, but she was not at all a fan of the one inside Oga’s. She sure did like that cookie, though. I think they’re both fine but not amazing.Sort of. They taste the same, but the one from the stand is a frozen slushee consistency. The one at the bar is not frozen, so it's like cold milk, but comes with a cookie thing on top.
I like both versions of the blue milk. Not a huge fan of the green milk.
Express is *very* basics. I think you can get chicken strips. Don’t really remember many choices of entrees.We are planning the Jazz kitchen express when we are there, hoping its decent and of course cheaper. Hoping to do Café Orleans though. I considered Black Tap but honestly nothing looked that appealing to me on the menu. I was really hoping that Soarin over California would be there but I think it's ending by the time we arrive. I think we'll skip the blue and green milk.
Moving on, we probably should’ve described the taste of these drinks before jumping into the review and comparison. The problem is that articulating the flavors of Green and Blue Milk is a fool’s errand. Officially, Blue Milk is flavored with dragon fruit, pineapple, lime, and watermelon. Green Milk is a citrus drink featuring mandarin orange, passion fruit, grapefruit, and orange blossom. You’d be hard-pressed to discern the exact fruits by tasting the drinks, though.
Above is a quote from Tom Bicker in his review of both milks and a comparison with Unis Butterbeer. Interestingly, Universal has also now raised the price of Butterbeer to 7.99 a cup. What’s going to be the price ceiling on these drinks!
Yes, I looked up the menu. There are a few other menu items. We'll see.Express is *very* basics. I think you can get chicken strips. Don’t really remember many choices of entrees.
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Seriously, this land is incredible and MUCH bigger that I had thought. I think the layout and buildings are superior to Harry Potter and we LOVE Harry Potter (in FLorida, not so much in LA) I agree it is a huge disappointment not having Rise of the Resistance open yet, but the land itself is jaw-dropping. We went both day and night and while it is great at any time, you simply must visit it at night. One thing that was sucko was that we were 75% through the line of Smuggler's Run and it broke down. We will try later in the week, breakdowns happen on every ride (see train above). I tell you one thing that is 100% accurate that everyone complains about...the Blue Milk (and Green). That stuff is HORRID and a rip-off on top of that. I just had to try it and would not let anyone persuade me not to.
We all agreed that the green milk tasted like you just took a bite out of the Christmas tree. (thought the blue milk tasted like mushed up gummy worms)As far as the milk, I was the only one who really liked the blue. I would like to try the green milk, but when I hear it is a citrus-type flavor, I am fearful that it will be a nasty lime flavor. If it was more like orange, I think I would enjoy it. Who can better describe the green milk for me? Do they give samples?
I tried the blue milk and while I won't say it's gross or terrible, I will put it in the "once is enough" file. I definitely taste the citrus but had they called it "citrus smoothie" perhaps I wouldn't have been as confused. Calling it "milk" though, made my taste buds searching for dairy. I couldn't detect much dairy.