I think there is a lot to be said for making sure that if we add anything to food or its simulations, that they are safe or at least serve some useful purpose. (Making your tongue a spectrum color is not useful, except for attracting insects.) It seems that at least Frito-Lay is trying to get ahead of the regulatory curve on this.
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Friday, March 7, 2025
Removing Artificial Dyes
3/3/25 Bloomberg reports on snack industry (most of these in my mind barely qualify as "food") efforts to remove artificial dyes from their products. In some cases, they are creating parallel products so that those intent on their brightly colored Flaming Hot Ruffles can continue on that line until they get used to the idea of a natural coloration snack, ot for this product, their mouths cease to function except as flamethrower.
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Do Cheetos count as food? As something safely edible?
ReplyDeleteSafely edible. But not food, I do lofve them.
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