Sprouted

Sprouted looks like a fresh sprig that got lit by late-morning sun. It's a light, soft gold-tan rather than a green-yellow wash, so it reads warmer than the typical "citrus paper" end of the Green family. Compared with Nectar Jackpot, it feels a touch less honeyed and more airy, and it won't pull as roundly dessert-like. Compared with №5, it loses the sharper, fruit-slice clarity and turns smoother and creamier in tone.

I use Sprouted when I need that warmer than pure white base, but I still want things to feel clean, not sticky. It works hard in grocery and meal-kit mockups, ingredient callouts, and UI panels for food apps where you're pairing with olive or deep green type. It's also a good fit for category tiles and onboarding cards when you want the one you reach for comfort without drifting into full amber.

Quirk: it holds a mild, buttery warmth, so against very pale pink creams it can look slightly more yellow than you expect.