Natural green food coloring

Let me show you how to make all natural homemade food coloring from plants! Yup, vegan food coloring! Pictures and tutorials included!

Natural green food coloring is easy to make at home: All you need is fresh spinach leaves! Use natural green food coloring to color ice cream, custard, sugar hearts and sugar sprinkles. And don't worry natural green food coloring doesn't taste spinachy, it just tastes fresh!

Avoid the toxins of conventional food dyes by using natural food dyes you can easily make at home!

Isn’t the dark forest green color of this natural food dye amazing? Can you guess what I used as natural green food coloring? 😀 Hint: It’s not spinach, peas, kale, stinging nettle, avocado or any other vegetable. It’s also not matcha powder, mint leaves, pistachios, pumpkin seeds, pandan leaves, wheatgrass or spirulina. 😉 It’s sunflower … Continue reading Natural Green Food Coloring →

Now, I think it’s pretty clear that I’m never going to be a health food blogger. I talk a lot about sugar and sprinkles and food coloring (oh my!) and I’m cool with that. I’m a party gal after all! BUT have you ever noticed that sometimes frostings that have been dyed SUPER bright colors …

Natural food colorings originate from a wide range of sources like vegetables, fruits, plants, minerals, and other edible natural sources and they are perfect for coloring your recipes.

St. Patrick's Day is a big holiday for our family--and a very fun holiday for the kids. While we love all of the fun, cooking for kids ...

Want to use natural green food coloring in your frosting? Here is a simple method!

Instead of adding three drops of synthetic food coloring to everything you make or drink now through the end of the night on March 17, St. Patrick's Day, see if there's a green natural food coloring that'll suit you on this comprehensive list. Plants, full of chlorophyll, are the natural choice for making food green

Naturally-Colored Holiday Frosting from Real Mom Nutrition