Como dizer "churros" em inglês

Que tal 'Brazilian sugared dough strips filled with dulce de leche' (ou 'chocolate')?

Hey, you are leaving my hungry! And then thirsty!

I found this definition of Cruller, well, from the definition and the picture I think it different of our Brazilian "churros", but
I would eat it by any name. Ha ha ha.

Cruller (plural crullers)

(US) A donut / doughnut in the form of a twisted ring

Como dizem "pizza" em português? As palavras estrangeiras nem sempre são traduzidas para outras línguas, É o caso de "churro", "taco", "burrito", "enchilada", etc.

Por aqui temos churros. Y crullers.

Telma Regina escreveu:Sra_Tradutora, you can check it out, but it's the same dough, though.

Both take water, butter, sugar, salt, flour, eggs and vegetable oil for frying

Mmm, pancakes!

I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree, then.

Cambridge Dictionary
Churro
Noun [ C ]
UK /ˈtʃʊ.rəʊ/ US /ˈtʃʊ.roʊ/

A snack or breakfast food popular in Spain and Latin America, consisting of a long tube of dough (= a flour and water mixture) fried in hot fat, covered in sugar and often eaten with a hot chocolate sauce:

Dad made us churros and chocolate for breakfast.

On Cambridge Paella Company's website

What are Churros?
Churros are traditional Spanish desserts. They are made from dough pastry-predominantly choux- which is fried and dusted in cinnamon sugar. They are popular in Spain, France, the Philippines, Portugal, South America and Southwestern United States. They can be long and thin or thick, straight or twisted and knotted. They are usually eaten for breakfast dipped in champurrado (a traditional hot chocolate based beverage) or cafe con leche. (...)

Crullers
Or
French crullers
Or
French Crullers doughnuts

Ref. userealbutter

Sra_Tradutora, you can check it out, but it's the same dough, though.

Both take water, butter, sugar, salt, flour, eggs and vegetable oil for frying

Sra_Tradutora, pancakes take milk, so it's not the same dough, really.

Ref. kingarthurflour