Do they contain artifical coloring &amp; flavoring?
343970
I am not sure about the coloring, but it said that the flavoring has real fruit juices in it.
2008292
No caramel coloring. Ingredients are water, alcohol and natural maple flavoring.
27085
The flavors I received were strawberry, blueberry, and orange. The orange is a little tart- but none of them seem really "sour" to me.
1115841
When I ordered them (about 2 months ago, they were cans (Vanilla and Strawberry flavors)-- as for chocolate, not sure.
1966886
No they are not flavored. I put mine in cheese in order to get my dog to take them
1893656
NO!! I do not allow artificial colors in our family diet. That is one of the reasons I special order these as a treat. We love them!
1001430
When I originally purchased these, I was not too worried about ingredients. I have since changed my way of eating and would not consider these natural flavorings, especially those with the propylene glycol in them. They don't all have that, but have way more ingredients than something that is natural should have.
1358445
Yes. That's pretty much what they are. Red 40, Red 3, Yellow 5, Yellow 6, Blue 1, Blue 2, Titanium Dioxide....and then a bunch of other stuff water, sugar, modified corn starch, citric acid, etc.
1935185
I found these very moist and tasty. I am one who is concerned over ingredients and am not swayed by "natural" flavors. There is the ingredient/additive of sulfate/sulfur for color maintenance.
2200818
Yes, there are artificial colors. Suggest finding them at your store to read label of each flavor. Perhaps a different one than I chose, Sugar Free Mixed Berry, which is blue, would not have any artificial colors.
1283700
The back label claims "no artificial flavors, colors, sweeetners or synthetic chemicals." for more information go to their website www.PerfectFoodRAW.com
705542
I'm gonna say no. I can't say for certain because I drank them daily and then stopped for years and then ordered a case again off Amazon and it tastes as good as I remember it. Any change in flavor I think was strictly psychological and nothing to do with the ingredients. But that's just my opinion.
1804405
I assume so, since they are edible colors. The color agent is thicker than supermarket colors and only a very small amount does produce very vivid color.
613967
No, it does not. That is actually why I bought it. All the ones at the grocery store had #40 in them. This uses beet juice for the red coloring (which is actually how a true red velvet cupcake gets its color!). And they must be tasty, because my two year old loves them. :)
2048111
Not at this time, although they do have some Chocolate flavor coffee capsules. If you want a killer Mocha, make a latte with chocolate milk :)
347557
Other syrups are colored by additional food coloring. This is the only brand that I could find that doesnt use "fake" food coloring.But I cannot comment on color!
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I would suggest e-mailing the company: http://www.americolorcorp.com/ about manufacturing/USA production of this product. However, to answer the question about taste: these gel dyes are tasteless. I have used them both to dye fondant/gum paste & butter cream for various cake decorating projects. They are true to their color, do not fade, & are vibrant. One small note, though, the darker the color/the more gel used, the more likely the icing will stain tongues and lips of the consumer when eating the product. Just a warning if you have a project using a lot of black, brown, dark blue, green, and/or purple :) I would suggest e-mailing the company: http://www.americolorcorp.com/ about manufacturing/USA production of this product. However, to answer the question about taste: these gel dyes are tasteless. I have used them both to dye fondant/gum paste & butter cream for various cake decorating projects. They are true to their color, do not fade, & are vibrant. One small note, though, the darker the color/the more gel used, the more likely the icing will stain tongues and lips of the consumer when eating the product. Just a warning if you have a project using a lot of black, brown, dark blue, green,... » Read More I would suggest e-mailing the company: http://www.americolorcorp.com/ about manufacturing/USA production of this product. However, to answer the question about taste: these gel dyes are tasteless. I have used them both to dye fondant/gum paste & butter cream for various cake decorating projects. They are true to their color, do not fade, & are vibrant. One small note, though, the darker the color/the more gel used, the more likely the icing will stain tongues and lips of the consumer when eating the product. Just a warning if you have a project using a lot of black, brown, dark blue, green, and/or purple :) « Show Less