44. Hawaii: Ube
Ube, a vibrant purple yam originally from the Philippines, has become a beloved ingredient in Hawaiian cuisine. Known for its sweet, nutty flavor and striking color, ube is used in a variety of island desserts such as ube ice cream, cakes, pancakes, and even lattes Its popularity in Hawaii reflects the islands’ rich multicultural food traditions, especially the strong Filipino influence. Ube-based treats are widely available at local bakeries, dessert shops, and farmers’ markets, offering both locals and visitors a colorful taste of island fusion.
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