Beet Juice
Beet juice is derived through extraction from the root of the vegetable commonly known as Red beet, technically named Beta vulgarism.
Color Hue
Beet Juice applications include ice cream, yogurt, milk drinks, fruit preparations, salad dressing, sauces and soups.
Unlike many other natural food coloring, beet juice does not change hue in response to the differences in the pH of food and beverages. The primary source of red beets are harvested in the Midwestern United States during the fall season.
CFR-Title 21, Part 73, 73.260 Vegetable juice
Color Hue
Beet Juice applications include ice cream, yogurt, milk drinks, fruit preparations, salad dressing, sauces and soups.
Unlike many other natural food coloring, beet juice does not change hue in response to the differences in the pH of food and beverages. The primary source of red beets are harvested in the Midwestern United States during the fall season.
CFR-Title 21, Part 73, 73.260 Vegetable juice
Beets are one natural ingredient that can produce red coloring at home, in this case for dying clothes!