The Keene Sentinel In addition, natural dyes used in certain foods like M&Ms are made from bugs. Researchers like Dicke are currently working on finding which foods are easiest to raise in "insect farms," hoping to pave the way for the future of this sustainable source ...
Huffington Post This is the moment two angry squirrels went head-to-head in a spectacular fight over food . The two red squirrels showed the lengths they will go to in .... told The Sun that she wanted her pet "to match my hair." The 22-year-old also has a shocking dye ...
OpEdNews Great article regarding artificial dyes in our food . Post Tweet Comment. These discussions are not moderated. We rely on users to police themselves, and flag inappropriate comments and behavior. In accordance with our Guidelines and Policies, we ... and more »
Montreal Gazette I'm sure Lisa Leake is a well-meaning young woman and a fine mother. But I think she could use a lesson in chemistry. Lisa and fellow food blogger Vani Hari are the movers and shakers behind a petition to “remove all dangerous artificial food dyes ...
FoodNavigator.com The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has recommended further safety tests for six food dyes – including five of the so-called Southampton Six colours – although it says currently there is no reason to revise the acceptable daily intake (ADI).
OpEdNews Many people know--or suspect--that farmed salmon is not naturally pink. They are right. Farmed salmon are dyed with the chemicals astaxanthin and canthaxanthin to produce an appealing, though unnatural, pink. In the wild, it is the crustaceans and ...
FinalCall.com News Food coloring have been used for centuries to appeal to consumers, and also to make food decorative. However, before the 20th century, food coloring consisted of beets, turmeric, carrots, saffron, and certain flowers. At the turn of the 20th century, ...
WCSH-TV While the agency does monitor reports of problems with Red Dye #40 and other food colorings the FDA says, "individual anecdotal experiences from the elimination of a particular food item may not have been performed in a scientific manner and that many ... and more »
KCET Other offenders that the U.S. allows that the rest of the world puts the kibosh on include Olestra (a substitute for cooking oil that causes, among other things, "anal leakage") and brominated vegetable oil (a way for food dyes to "stick" to liquid ...
