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Yes friends, I'm back online. Bad hard drive. Now the desktop is all new
and we have to reconfigure stuff just like we like it. PITA. Anyway I was doing some experimenting with regular store bought food colors & *coloring* for the lime marmalade. Just using the green coloring was too piney green and weird. I found that for a glass of water: few drops dilute green (1 drop green in 1/4 c. water) 1 drop of yellow I would rather not use any artificial color at all, but spreading a nauseous green on my toast does not sound appealing. Does anybody know of "natural" or more healthful alternative? Spinach water maybe (I think that turns a nauseous mud color). Edrena |
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