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If food can only sell because of the color, what good is it as a food anyway? Its food mimicry, a jewish subversion to sell us crap.

All these retarded articles () that suggest its anti consumer to deny the fat citizens of America the barbie pink cake frosting because its made from petroleum products. These products have been banned in Canada and the EU for over a decade now, and there is no record of food riots over the lack of vibrantly colored foods. In addition, there was no rush to process insects to replicate the lost color palet.

The truth is obvious: junk food sales will slump because foods will no longer look exotic and alien. Neon marshmellow cearal and Jolly Rancher candies are gross.

On an April afternoon, the scientist hovered over tiny dishes of red dye, each a slightly different ruby hue. Her task? To match the synthetic shade used for years in a commercial bottled raspberry vinaigrette — but by using only natural ingredients.

Get fucked.

Natural dyes are harder to make and use than artificial colors. They are less consistent in color, less stable and subject to changes related to acidity, heat and light, Manning said. Blue is especially difficult. There aren’t many natural sources of the color and those that exist can be hard to maintain during processing.

jewish whining. Too bad for poptarts any other "berry" pastery that pretends to be healthy by dying its filling.

Kill this industry, because it is killing us.

If food can only sell because of the color, what good is it as a food anyway? Its food mimicry, a jewish subversion to sell us crap. All these retarded articles ([like this one](https://fortune.com/2025/04/28/rfk-jr-eliminate-petroleum-artificial-food-dyes-tiny-bugs-peru-barbie-pink/)) that suggest its anti consumer to deny the fat citizens of America the barbie pink cake frosting because its made from petroleum products. These products have been banned in Canada and the EU for over a decade now, and there is no record of food riots over the lack of vibrantly colored foods. In addition, there was no rush to process insects to replicate the lost color palet. The truth is obvious: junk food sales will slump because foods will no longer look exotic and alien. Neon marshmellow cearal and Jolly Rancher candies are gross. >On an April afternoon, the scientist hovered over tiny dishes of red dye, each a slightly different ruby hue. Her task? To match the synthetic shade used for years in a commercial bottled raspberry vinaigrette — but by using only natural ingredients. Get fucked. >Natural dyes are harder to make and use than artificial colors. They are less consistent in color, less stable and subject to changes related to acidity, heat and light, Manning said. Blue is especially difficult. There aren’t many natural sources of the color and those that exist can be hard to maintain during processing. jewish whining. Too bad for poptarts any other "berry" pastery that pretends to be healthy by dying its filling. Kill this industry, because it is killing us.

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I agree. If the only reason it sells "well" is because of the colors then the "food" shouldn't exist anyway.

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Poptarts

I just a couple of months ago bought a box from a store that imports just about out-of-code stuff (it was the first time that I had seen them for years) and gave them to my boys.

They were absolutely horrified at the chemical flavor and the weird (to them) texture. Food over here in Europe really is fresher and less chemical, I notice it a lot when I go back and visit the States and my Mom notices it when she visits over here.

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Elderberry can be used, you're welcome scientists.

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There are so many great natural colorants for food. Beet, turmeric, there's even that blue seaweed or algae. But it's so much cheaper for the nasty chemicals. That's the only reason they are fighting it.

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Those foods that have the dies all give me acid indigestion like pop tarts.

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Eat food not food adjacent products.

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The crazy part is I'm sure there's people that will want the petroleum based dyes. And it'll come right back if Congress doesn't get off its ass and codify it.