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Erythrosine is a cherry-pink synthetic dye, normally used for food coloring. Also known as Red No. 3 or E127, Erythrosine contains a light and alkali stability of 3 and a heat stability of 4. This product has a Color Index No. 45430 and is often used in sweets like candies, and even cake-decorating gels.
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Brilliant Blue FCF is a reddish, blue powder and is used for coloring foods. Also known as Blue 1 or E133, Brilliant Blue FCF is a synthetic dye produced using aromatic hydrocarbons from petroleum. Blue 1 has an alkali, heat, and light stability of 5. This bright blue color is often found in ice cream, ice pops, icings, blue curacao, and blue raspberry flavored products.
Carmoisine, also known as Azorubine or Food Red 3, is a synthetic red color food dye and part of the azo family of dyes. Carmoisine has a water solubility level of 120 grams per litre and is used as a food or beverage additive in UK and some other countries. The product has the Color Index No. 14720 and is used primarily in desserts and sugary food products, such as jams and cheesecakes.
Chocolate Brown HT is a brown synthetic coal tar diazo dye and has the Color Index No. 20285. Also known as E155 or Food Brown 3, it is used a color substitute for cocoa or caramel. Used in the food industry with chocolate cakes, sometimes milk, cheeses, yogurts, jams or fruit products.
Allura Red is a red azo dye used as a color additive in the food industry with the Color Index No. 16035. Also known as Red 40 or E129, Allura Red has the appearance of a dark red powder. The product has a heat stability of 5 and an alkali stability of 4, and is used to color many food items including chewing gum, candy, ice cream, jellies, jams, processed cheese, etc.