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Supernatural Rainbow Softies Sprinkles

Supernatural Rainbow Softies Sprinkles

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3oz/85g. Hallelujah, corn-free, junk-free sprinkles! Vibrant colors with none of the nasty stuff, and simple sweetness without confectioner's glaze. Plant-based colors, nothing artificial, and made right here in America. What's not to love? 

  • Colors from plants & spices

  • Soy and gluten free

  • No confectioner’s glaze

  • RSPO Certified Palm Oils

  • 100% Vegan

  • Certified Kosher

  • 3oz / 85gm

  • Corn free

Ingredients: Cane Sugar, Tapioca Starch, Palm Oil*, Palm Kernel Oil*, Sunflower Lecithin, Carnauba Wax, Coloring (Vegetable Juices, Spirulina, Annatto, and Turmeric). (*RSPO Certified)

 

Negative Effects of Food Dye

Artificial food dye consumption has increased by over 500% in the last 50 years. Purdue University found that the average American child consumes between 100-200mg of artificial food dye per day. That amount has never been studied for safety.

In the April 2021 Assessment, OEHHA states: "The body of evidence from human studies indicates that synthetic food dyes are associated with adverse neurobehavioral outcomes in children, and that children vary in their sensitivity to synthetic food dyes. [The studies] suggest that synthetic food dyes are associated with adverse neurobehavioral effects, such as inattentiveness, hyperactivity, and restlessness in sensitive children."

A small study found that 73% of children with ADHD showed a decrease in symptoms when artificial food dyes and preservatives were eliminated. 

Commonly used dyes and preservatives in the United States are actually banned in other countries, due to the known toxicity and adverse effects of these chemicals. (Yellow #5, #6, Red #40, BHA, BHT, Titanium Dioxide, and beyond.) Synthetic dyes are found to damage DNA in rodents. P-Cresidine, a chemical in Red 40, is a "reasonably anticipated carcinogen" according to the US HHS. 

"A little bit of food dye here and there", ends up becoming 100-200mg per day, on average. So, what are some of the adverse associations of these substances?

Red 40 - Hyperactivity; various types of cancer; allergies

Red 3 - Thyroid cancer and breast cancer; chromosomal damage

Yellow 5 - Thyroid cancer and breast cancer; behavioral changes; depression

Yellow 6 - Hyperactivity; adrenal and testicular cancer

Green 3 - Bladder and testicular cancer/tumors

Blue 1 - Hyperactivity; kidney tumors; asthma; chromosomal damage

Blue 2 - Hyperactivity; asthma; chromosomal damage; brain and bladder tumors

It is possible to break away from these toxic ingredients that seem to be in so many foods, on all sides! Knowledge is power. Real, nourishing food is grown and raised, not chemically made. And these vibrant fruit and vegetable dyes prove that non-toxicity is not lifeless or boring! The most beautiful colors are real colors. 

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Sydney Meek
Favorite birthday sprinkles!

I keep these stocked for any birthday celebration or just added fun to pancakes or cookies. I love that they are free of dyes and all the added junk most other sprinkles have.

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T.S.
The best candy sprinkles!

Safe and free from unwanted dyes, these sprinkles are the best and colors are vivid and bright.

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Tara S
The best sprinkles!

No harmful dyes or chemicals! Great for children to decorate cookies and cakes with.

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Krista

Fabulous! My grandkids love these!

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Tonya
Amazing!

These little sprinkles are brighter than I thought they would be! And they taste just like the sprinkles I grew up with but these don’t have any awful dyes in them! I love them!