From the wisdom of colors found in traditional Japanese cuisine to the latest vibrant trends lighting up social media, let's ...

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Turmeric produces a bright yellow color and has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. It is a safe, natural alternative to Yellow 5 or Yellow 6 in sauces, rice dishes, and snacks.

This look can give the illusion of being blonde without having to dye the whole head," Francis adds. Bring on the sunshine, Goldie Locks. It doesn't get more classic blonde than a full-on yellow hue.

Blue-colored food may soon come without the usual side of petroleum and instead with a side of algae. In a major food technology breakthrough published in Food Hydrocolloids, Cornell University ...

Alireza Abbaspourrad, left, the Yongkeun Joh Associate Professor of Food Chemistry and Ingredient Technology, and Qike Li work in Abbaspourrad’s lab. Seang Hok/Cornell University Feeling blue about ...

Cornell researchers may have cracked the code for a safer, natural alternative to artificial blue food coloring, according to the Cornell Chronicle. The team transformed an algae protein called ...