You can use the purple sweet potato in many of the same ways you’d use a regular sweet potato, but the striking purple hue adds a colorful twist to mashed potatoes, home fries, and soups (imagine a gorgeous lavender bisque).<br> <br> Its color is <b>completely natural</b> as it comes from the same pigment that makes cherries and strawberries red/purple.<br> <br> <b>Purple Sweet Potato Powder</b> comes from the root vegetable of the same name and is only distantly related to potatoes. <br> <b>It is sometimes confused with taro and the Okinawa sweet potato (Ipomoea batatas cv. Ayamurasaki), although D. alata is also grown in Okinawa where it is known as beniimo.</b>. <br><br> The origin and domestication of sweet potato is thought to be either Central or South America.<br> <br> <b>The purple Sweet Potatoes are dried at a low heat to preserve the vitamins, minerals and nutrients.</b><br> <br> Our <b>Purple Sweet Potato Powder is 100% pure, raw with no added ingredients – Grade A Premium Quality.</b><br> <br> A drink made with Purple Sweet Potato Powder can be enjoyed hot or cold <br> Add to cereal, porridge, yogurt, smoothies or use in baking!<br> Avoid exposure to direct sunlight, keep in a cool, dry place.<br> Purple sweet potato or purple yam, continue to gain popularity all over the world. They have been turned into so many interesting dishes like ice cream flavor, chips, paste, just to name a few.<br><br>