Wondering how to dye Easter Eggs with food color? You don't have to buy the Easter Egg kits from the grocery store to have gorgeous, pastel colored Easter Eggs for your holiday table. This way, you ...

After the FDA announced a ban on Red Dye No. 3 earlier this year, companies are looking to make the switch to natural dyes.

We dyed the eggs while both the bath and eggs were still warm but cool enough ... light blue color. A second try with a bit of vinegar in hopes the acid might make the egg more receptive to ...

I went to an expert to get my colors analyzed. She told me what not to wear based on my undertones and which colors would ...

Caleb Whorl pours a container of caramel coloring ... and then sent to food companies to be added to final products. Natural dyes are harder to make and use than artificial colors.

Kennedy, Jr. says that HHS and the US Food and Drug Administration will phase out the use of petroleum-based food dyes over the next two years to “Make America ... the food coloring out of ...

The classic recipe is a blend of softened cream cheese, cucumber juice, a little onion, salt and a few drops of green food ...

The FDA is removing synthetic food dyes and replacing them with natural options. Here's what to know about the new ...

Red 40, Yellow 5, and Blue 1 may soon be history—not because science says they're dangerous, but because the court of public ...

In fact, "bold, bright, cool colours" in general (yes, including my favorite fuchsia) aren't recommended for me as "they are too strong and dominating" against my coloring, Kelly said.

You can color their marshmallows the same way you would do eggs, but cheaper, with food coloring that's safe to ... Miniature tongs that make it easy for the whole family to participate in the ...