Are these with Natural Dye's from fruits and veggies, or the artifical dye's? Thanks
1708824
Not a clue - there are no ingredients listed on the package (it's totally blank). I sent a message to them asking whether they contained corn starch (my roommate is violently allergic to corn protein) but they never answered. They ARE very good though, but until we know for sure, the roommate can't touch them.
1708825
I agree with the previous answers. They are packaged in bulk without any ingredients labeled. I know for a fact that "Bassett Jelly Babies" are natural. It it is that important to you then buy the Bassett's and not the Gustaf's. FYI they are coated in starch.
1708826
Not sure. Mine came in a clear plastic bag, like the inside packaging of a box of cereal. I had no nutritional information to read. These are tasty little candies...
2015299
No. I do not know how a good assortment of coloring could be from natural sources. If you are worried about certain allergies to dye, do not choose this.
718576
Um, no. This one is yellow. Bananas are YELLOW. Cucumbers are GREEN. You would need to purchase a green one for cucumbers.
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.
1999468
Not raw...in fact they seem like stewed prunes to me. Not dry like dried prunes, but very wet and slimy...not my choice, but my Mom loves these.
1202916
Hello Deana,The Red Cherry #43's are supposed to look natural. I really love mine. They are supposed to be copies of Demi Wispies. Hope that helped you. :D
585729
Well.... I see where the colors and flavors are natural, per the listed ingredients (purple carrot juice concentrate, blueberry and carrot concentrates, annatto extract -- from seeds of the achiote tree). Polydextrose would appear to be the primary fiber source. That is a soluble fiber synthesized from dextrose (glucose) plus about 10% sorbitol and 1% citric acid. It's FDA approved for many uses in foods. I've messaged the maker to see what other info they might share.Allen
1884852
The "natural" ones have only natural flavors and colors. The other, more brightly colored ones do use artificial colors.
1681743
Goji berries are native to China, so frankly I would expect these to come from China. I've only bought a few different brands of goji berries before but these seem fine to me--their color stays (meaning they are not dyed), they aren't too hard, and their flavor is nice. Personally, I like these.
2107469
Yes it states on on the bottle they are veggi caps...I have to say these are my favorite so far. I had used some with chromium in them and they have me headaches...these are just simply garcinia cambogia.
650064
The VegTrug sold on this listing is a natural (yellow) wood color, as shown. However, Gardener's Supply also sells the VegTrug in a dark charcoal color; the charcoal planters are available in separate listings. You can find them by searching for "charcoal vegtrugs" on Amazon.
1964721
I've found other places with the description of this item as vegetable food coloring, and I'm pretty sure this one is too. I'm sorry though, I forgot to look on the packaging and can't verify 100%.
775045
Yes they are. They are an assortment of vegetables that are dehydrated and put together. These are great for soups, gravies, stews, chowders, anything that you want added flavor and color to. Spaghetti sauces also. They are great. I found them locally in the health food section that charge very high prices. This mix available from Amazon is well worth the cost and it's delivered to your door. I love it and use it a great deal when I cook. Hope this helps.
1275243
Doesn't list any regular dyes, but says "Beta Carotene (as coloring agent)"
304465
Mine was natural....beautiful color. Definitely not orange unless it was from another lot.
412663
They are organic. I could not use them other wise. But I am not the seller so the extraction process would need to be directed to them. I have had nothing but good luck with this seller ,good quality I use then in healing blends that my creek native american have mixed for years .
441395
they will stain fabrics, and as long as they are not washed aggressively with detergents (gentle hand washing, drip dry) the stains should stay decently, but if you want to dye clothes to wear I would not risk it because one washing machine run and they would probably lift right out and go into your other clothes. By the way the red is mostly just beet juice, so juice up a beet and see how it does on your fabric! You can make yellow from Goldenrod. Blue can be made from berry juices and other natural materials.