Purple Corn

Product description

It is native to the Andes region of Peru and possesses one of the deepest purple tones found in the vegetable kingdom. Due to its rich purple color, the corn pigments are used to enrich and at the same time naturally dye food and drinks. Its high anthocyanin content makes it popular as an antioxidant. Part used: Niblets and cob | Presentations: Purple corn powder, purple corn extract powder | Uses and applications: Nutritional shakes/smoothies, baked goods, snacks, and cosmetic applications.

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End-Use Categories	Beverages

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