Think about all the purple foods you know. Not too many come to mind, right? You could probably sum them up on five fingers or less. But thanks to a variety of cultures that make up our population ...

Purple Yam Company’s Name, UBAE, Means Ube Before Anything Else UBAE, pronounced like its main ingredient, is one of the 11 businesses in Mana Up’s eighth cohort ...

Ube, a bright purple yam, seems to be cropping up everywhere these days, because its bright purple hue makes it the start of any social media post.

Adding a dash of ube to a baking recipe can give it a unique flavor and charming purple color. Here's the best way to incorporate it when baking cookies.

Ube is a purple yam that originated from Southeast Asia, specifically the Philippines, and has been infused in many desserts, which adds a unique taste and color to a variety of indulgences like ...

He found a leftover custard base that had been previously prepared and saw there was a bunch of ube-or Hawaii 's purple yam-that was set to expire. Dalan put the yams, custard and "a few other things" ...

Bubbies Ube fuses its classic Japanese-inspired mochi with super-premium ice cream featuring flavor notes of Ube, a purple yam that has long been a staple in the Philippines.

No wonder they understand how much Pinoys love for purple yam! They serve a plethora of ube-flavored food and drinks such as vegan ube mini loaves, ube brownies, vegan ube milkshake, and of course, ...

Obsessed with purple yam jam but unable to find one that tasted right, one Filipino baker in Hong Kong started making her own. Now she runs a bakery that sells Filipino baked goods in the city.