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Nothing screams kid-friendly food like fun, vibrant colors. That’s why we love GNT Foods Exberry food coloring – the all-natural way for your family to eat the rainbow! Exberry is commercial food coloring made from real colorful ingredients like beets, carrots, and blueberries. When you choose a product containing Exberry Colouring Food, you can feel good knowing there are no added chemicals or preservatives – just all natural color and flavor! Join us for cookies colored with GNT Foods Exberry at the Kids Food Festival March 5th and 6th in Bryant Park, NYC.
From the Mouth of a Kid:
It’s so fun to eat my favorite colors!
From the Eyes of a Parent:
From the Eyes of a Parent: Every time I shop I keep an eye out for products that use all-natural ingredients, including food coloring. I love GNT’s commitment to providing manufacturers with healthy, chemical-free food coloring for their brightly-colored foods. With GNT’s natural food dyes, I feel confident knowing my kids’ colorful foods are not just fun but good for them, too!
Flavorful Features:
You can find a wide variety of products colored with Exberry including sodas, yogurts, syrups, baked goods, cereals, and more!
The Icing on the Cake:
GNT’s Exberry food colorings are have no chemicals, no preservatives, and no synthetic processing. They are also vegan, Halal, and Kosher certified.
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