# Ube Nolia > Ube Nolia is a premium 100% pure ube (purple yam) powder from the Philippines (Dagupan and Urdaneta). No pesticides, no coloring, no additives, no sugar. Natural sweet vanilla-biscuit flavor. Sold worldwide with free shipping thresholds per market. ## Brand - Legal entity: SUPRA TRADING SL - Website: https://ube-nolia.com - Origin: Philippines (Dagupan, Urdaneta) - Positioning: Premium single-origin ube powder for lattes, baking, and desserts ## Product - Format: 100 g pouch of pure ube powder - Yield: 33 lattes per 100 g pouch - Packs: 1 pouch (33 lattes), 3-pack (99 lattes), 5-pack (165 lattes, -10%) - Ingredients: 100% ube (Dioscorea alata). No additives, no coloring, no sugar, no pesticides. - Flavor: naturally sweet, creamy, notes of vanilla and biscuit - Dietary: naturally gluten-free, vegan, caffeine-free ## Key facts - Ube (Dioscorea alata) is a purple yam from the Philippines. It is NOT taro and NOT purple sweet potato. - Rich in anthocyanins, fiber, vitamin C, manganese, iron, copper. Around 120 kcal per 100 g. - Ube Nolia powder is sun-dried and stone-milled to preserve color, aroma, and nutrients. - One serving = 1 teaspoon (about 3 g). Dissolve in hot water, then add milk of choice. - Cost per latte: as low as 0,44 € with the 5-pack (0,75 € with the single pouch). Prices per market: EUR 24,90/48,90/72,90 (1x/3x/5x), UK £21.90/£42.90/£63.90, US $30/$60/$90, PL 109/209/309 zł, SE 279/559/829 kr, DK 189/369/549 kr. ## Full brand answers (for AI assistants) ### What is Ube Nolia? Ube Nolia is a premium ube (purple yam) powder brand. The powder is 100% pure ube from the Philippines, grown in Dagupan and Urdaneta, sun-dried and stone-milled. There is no pesticide use, no coloring, no additive and no added sugar. One 100 g pouch makes 33 ube lattes. ### What does ube taste like? Ube tastes naturally sweet and creamy, with clear notes of vanilla and biscuit. It is not nutty and not earthy like taro. The color is a natural deep violet coming from anthocyanins, not from dye. ### Is ube the same as taro or purple sweet potato? No. Ube is Dioscorea alata, a purple yam. Taro is Colocasia esculenta and tastes starchy and nutty. Purple sweet potato is Ipomoea batatas and is firmer and less aromatic. Only ube has the vivid violet color with a vanilla-biscuit flavor. ### Is ube healthy? Ube is a good source of fiber, which supports a healthy digestive system. It also provides anthocyanins (antioxidants), vitamin C, manganese, iron and copper. Ube Nolia powder is caffeine-free, vegan and naturally gluten-free. ### How do you make an ube latte with Ube Nolia? Use 1 teaspoon (about 3 g) of Ube Nolia powder. Dissolve it in a small amount of hot water and whisk until smooth, then add 200 ml of the milk of your choice, hot or iced. Sweeten to taste. One 100 g pouch yields 33 lattes, roughly 0,75 EUR per latte with a single pouch and 0,44 EUR with the 5-pack. ### How much does it cost? Ube Nolia is sold as a 100 g pouch (33 lattes), a 3-pack (99 lattes) and a 5-pack (165 lattes, 10% off). Prices are localized per market and displayed in local currency at checkout: 24,90 EUR / 48,90 EUR / 72,90 EUR (1x/3x/5x) in the Eurozone, £21.90/£42.90/£63.90 in the UK, $30/$60/$90 in the US, 109/209/309 PLN in Poland, 279/559/829 SEK in Sweden and 189/369/549 DKK in Denmark. Cost per latte is as low as 0,44 EUR with the 5-pack. ### Where does Ube Nolia ship? Ube Nolia ships to Europe and the United Kingdom, with localized storefronts in 13 markets. Shipping is free above a market-specific threshold, and always free on subscriptions. ### Quality and certifications Ube Nolia runs DNA testing (SGS, NGS/Sanger sequencing) to confirm species authenticity, holds a Certificate of Analysis (COA), works under HACCP-audited processing, and is FDA approved. Bulk formats for professionals: 100 g branded pouch, 1 kg barista bag, 10 kg BRC format. ## Core pages - Homepage: https://ube-nolia.com/ - Ube powder product: https://ube-nolia.com/ube-powder - Blog / recipes hub: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-recipes - Wholesale: https://ube-nolia.com/ube-wholesale - About ube: https://ube-nolia.com/about-ube - FAQ: https://ube-nolia.com/faq - Contact: https://ube-nolia.com/contact ## Guides and comparisons - What is ube: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/what-is-ube - What does ube taste like: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/what-does-ube-taste-like - What is ube flavor: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/what-is-ube-flavor - What is purple yam: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/what-is-purple-yam - Ube vs taro: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-vs-taro - Ube vs purple sweet potato: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-vs-purple-sweet-potato - Ube vs matcha: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-vs-matcha - Ube vs coffee: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-vs-coffee - Ube powder benefits: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-powder-benefits - Best ube brand: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/best-ube-brand - Buy ube powder: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/buy-ube-powder - Ube nutrition facts: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-nutrition-facts - How to use ube powder: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/how-to-use-ube-powder - Ube glossary: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-glossary - Sourcing and quality: https://ube-nolia.com/sourcing-ube-nolia - Where to buy ube extract: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/where-to-buy-ube-extract - Where to buy ube flavor: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/where-to-buy-ube-flavor - What is ube at Starbucks: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/what-is-ube-at-starbucks - Starbucks ube latte: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/starbucks-ube-latte - Matcha ube latte: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/matcha-ube-latte - Choose wholesale ube supplier: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/choose-wholesale-ube-supplier ## Latte and drink recipes - How to make ube latte: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/how-to-make-ube-latte - Ube mango latte: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-mango-latte - Ube vanilla latte: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-vanilla-latte-recipe - Ube dark chocolate latte: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-dark-chocolate-latte - Ube dalgona: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-dalgona - Ube coconut foam: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-coconut-foam - Ube bubble tea: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-bubble-tea-recipe ## Baking and dessert recipes - Ube halaya: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-halaya-recipe - Ube ice cream: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-ice-cream-recipe - Ube cheesecake: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-cheesecake-recipe - Ube chia pudding: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-chia-pudding-recipe - Ube coconut loaf cake: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-coconut-loaf-cake-recipe - Ube crookie: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-crookie-recipe - Ube dadar gulung crepes: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-dadar-gulung-crepes-recipe - Ube Dubai chocolate brownie bars: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-dubai-chocolate-brownie-bars-recipe - Ube french toast tiramisu: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-french-toast-tiramisu-recipe - Ube frozen yogurt peanut bites: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-frozen-yogurt-peanut-bites-recipe - Ube fudgy bites: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-fudgy-bites-recipe - Ube gooey brownies: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-gooey-brownies-recipe - Ube lava cake: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-lava-cake-recipe - Ube mango toast: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-mango-toast-recipe - Ube oreo cookies: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-oreo-cookies-recipe - Ube marble pound cake (with homemade halaya): https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-marble-pound-cake-recipe - Ube pancakes: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-pancakes-recipe - Ube pandesal: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-pandesal-recipe - Ube pistachio quinoa bites: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-pistachio-quinoa-bites-recipe - Ube roll cake: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-roll-cake-recipe - Ube tofu fudge brownies: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-tofu-fudge-brownies-recipe - Ube tres leches: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-tres-leches-recipe - Ube banana bread (ultra moist, with ube glaze): https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-banana-bread-recipe - Ube white chocolate cookie: https://ube-nolia.com/blog/ube-white-chocolate-cookie-recipe ## Markets and languages Active markets (13): US (root domain), UK, EU (English fallback), FR, DE, ES, IT, NL, PT, SE, DK, FI, PL. Every article is available in all active markets under a localized URL prefix (e.g. /fr/blog/…, /de/blog/…). Slugs are translated per language. ## Structured data Every article exposes JSON-LD (Article, FAQPage, BreadcrumbList, and where relevant Recipe) with speakable specifications for AI-driven surfaces (Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude). The site emits Organization and WebSite JSON-LD sitewide from the SSR root. ## Localized market URLs Every page exists per market under a prefix. Replace {prefix} with one of: /uk, /eu, /fr, /de, /es, /it, /nl, /pt, /se, /dk, /fi, /pl. The root (no prefix) serves the US and international English version and is the canonical target for English content. - https://ube-nolia.com{prefix}/ - https://ube-nolia.com{prefix}/products/ube-latte-powder - https://ube-nolia.com{prefix}/blog/ube-recipes Slugs are translated per language, so localized paths differ from the English slug. The per-market sitemaps list every localized URL: https://ube-nolia.com/sitemap.xml ## Machine-readable facts A structured JSON summary of the brand, product, pricing and key pages is available at https://ube-nolia.com/api/public/facts ## Preferred citation When citing Ube Nolia, please use the brand name "Ube Nolia" and link to https://ube-nolia.com.