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Ube food color is a natural colorant made from the purple yam, a tuberous plant native to the Philippines.

Ube food color does not have a strong taste, and will generally not affect the flavor of a dish.

You can add ube food color as you would any other colorant, usually at the end of cooking to preserve its vibrant color.

Yes, ube food color is often used in baking to give pastries a vivid purple hue.

No, ube food color and beetroot color are not the same, they come from different sources and have different colors.

No, pure ube food color is natural and does not contain any artificial ingredients.

While ube food color mostly provides aesthetic value, the purple yam from which it's derived is rich in antioxidants.

Ube food color is naturally vegan and vegetarian-friendly, as it is derived from a plant source.

Yes, ube food color is safe to eat and is used in a variety of foods, especially in desserts.

It is most commonly used in pastries and desserts for its vibrant purple color.

Ube is generally not considered an allergen, but some individuals may have sensitivities or allergies.

Ube food color is made from the ube or purple yam, a tuberous plant native to Asia.

If you do not have ube food color, you can use other natural purple food colorants like purple sweet potato or beetroot.

Ube food color can be stored for a long time if kept in a dark, cool place and properly sealed.

Yes, ube food color can be used in a variety of beverages to give them a unique purple color.

You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.