Water-soluble ube flavor + purple color. For drinks, cakes and ice cream. Contains natural and artificial flavors, Red #40 and Blue #1. Prefer ube flavor without purple color? Choose Clear Ube Extract.
Choose your size: 2 oz for recipe trials, 8 oz for regular use, or 32 oz, 1 gallon and 5 gallon for larger batches. Select a size above to see its current price.
Which ube extract formula fits your recipe?
This Purple Ube formula contains natural and artificial flavors plus Red #40 and Blue #1. Clear Ube Extract contains natural and artificial flavors without added purple coloring. Natural Ube Extract (No Coloring) uses natural flavors without added coloring. Choose by the exact ingredients your recipe needs, rather than treating the three formulas as interchangeable.
Compare the ingredients and applications in our ube extract buying guide. Use the directions for the exact formula selected, test a small batch and assess it after baking, chilling or freezing. Do not assume the same amount will work when switching formulas.
Purple Ube Extract for Baking, Drinks & Ice Cream
Add ube flavor and purple color to drinks, baked goods and frozen desserts. This water-soluble formula contains Red #40 and Blue #1; choose our clear ube extract when your recipe needs ube flavor without purple coloring.
Recipe testing: Follow the product use guidance, begin with a small trial batch and adjust to taste. Check flavor again after baking, chilling or freezing before scaling your recipe.
Bottle and bulk sizes: Compare the sizes above for availability and current pricing. Ask Dolce Flav about bulk flavors and wholesale orders, including your application and expected volume.
Read our guide to choosing flavoring and food coloring.
Purple Ube Extract: Perfect for the Kitchen and Gifting
Aroma: Sweet, mildly nutty, with subtle vanilla undertones.
Taste: Sweet and earthy, with flavors reminiscent of vanilla, coconut, and mild nuttiness.
Mouthfeel: Creamy and smooth, with a rich, velvety finish.
Sugar-free and Kosher certified. Every Dolce Flav flavor is formulated with no added sugar and holds Kosher certification across the line.
For ube drinks at home: Use a measured amount within the product guidance in a complete latte or milk-tea recipe, then assess the finished drink at serving temperature. Servings per bottle depend on the recipe and amount used.
Scale after testing: Record the selected formula, batch weight and measured amount used. Recheck the finished result when changing batch size, ingredients or preparation.
Features & Benefits for Water-Soluble Ube Extract
Features:
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Ideal for Water-Based Products: Perfect for beverages, baked goods, and sauces.
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Concentrated Flavoring: Follow the current product guidance and test a measured amount in your recipe.
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Recipe-Dependent Yield: The number of servings depends on batch size and the established use rate.
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Measured Trials: Use an appropriate measuring method and record the amount added.
Benefits:
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Perfect for Water-Based Recipes: Dissolves easily for consistent flavoring.
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Compare Cost per Batch: Base your calculation on the selected size price and the amount your tested recipe uses.
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Choose a Suitable Size: Match the bottle size to your planned recipe trials or production volume.
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Repeatable Recipes: Record the formula, batch weight, measured amount and finished result.
Ingredients: Propylene Glycol, Distilled Water, Natural Artificial Flavors, Red#40 & Blue #1
Ube extract versus ube halaya
Extract adds concentrated flavor; it does not replace the texture or body of purple yam or ube halaya. Keep those ingredients when the recipe calls for them.
Recipe ideas with ube flavoring
Planning a specific dessert? Our ube extract for ice cream guide covers base-weight measurement, frozen-result checks and bottle sizes. For baking, explore ube extract for cookies to plan a measured trial in a cookie recipe you already trust. Both guides use this Purple Ube formula; keep the recipe ingredients that provide texture and structure.
Explore five ube flavoring ideas for cakes and desserts and compare clear versus purple formulas before choosing a color.
Product documents
The product COA in the existing package is generic; request a lot-specific certificate using the lot on your bottle. Contact Dolce Flav.
Measure purple ube flavor for your recipe
Starting amount: For most applications, start with a combined flavor amount of 0.3–0.6% of the unflavored batch or component weight, added on top. A 500 g base takes 1.5–3 g; a 1,000 g base takes 3–6 g. When combining flavors, share that total between them rather than dosing each at the full rate. Test the finished result before scaling. For hard candy, calculate from the cooked mixture before flavor is added.
Evaluate both flavor and color after baking, chilling or freezing. If you need a different shade, do not keep adding concentrate solely to deepen the color; use a separate suitable coloring according to its own directions. Ube flavoring is not a replacement for the solids or texture of ube halaya.
For a trial, choose a smaller bottle; scale to larger sizes only after recording grams per batch. Browse baking extracts and ice cream flavorings to plan compatible applications.
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