This is the ultimate guide for dying Easter eggs. Learn how to dye Easter eggs with food coloring or natural colors.

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Artificial food coloring, while making foods appealing to children, is linked to behavioral changes like hyperactivity and ...

Artificial food colorings are approved for use in many products intended for children. Nevertheless, recent studies indicate ...

While food coloring might not top your weekly grocery list, it’s definitely a staple every mom should have in the house at all times. Maybe you have a special birthday coming up that calls for ...

Red Dye No. 40, a synthetic food dye that's used to achieve a bright crimson color in condiments and candy alike, has been a hot topic among policy makers and food safety advocates in the U.S. RELATED ...

It may seem like a basic color, but blue is actually rather rare in the natural world. That complicates the search for natural blue food colorings, but now a team of scientists has found a promising ...

Take a look at the latest on-trend colors, and you'll soon notice a pattern – food-inspired shades are everywhere. From chocolate brown, which quickly earned its place as a 'new neutral', to summer's ...

How everyday color additives in packaged foods may shape children’s behavior, biology, and long-term health and why science ...