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Joe Cooler · Post by **Joe Cooler** » 5/30/2004, 8:02 pm

Kudos.

Henrietta · Post by **Henrietta** » 5/31/2004, 1:34 am

And now I see why not being on this message board actually made me smarter.

I AM ME · Post by **I AM ME** » 5/31/2004, 1:42 am

sYdeshowFreek wrote:But rice krispie treats are just rice krispies, marshmellows, butter, and possibly food coloring... How could you get raspberries out of that?

hmmmmmm that is odd.......perhaps Blue food coloring has a unique flavour?

or at least a flavour making it diffrent tasting then normal ones due to the dye

Joe Cooler · Post by **Joe Cooler** » 5/31/2004, 12:31 pm

Food Coloring has a flavour but most food coloring tastes exactly the same. I'm sure red Rice Krispies would taste the same as Blue ones.

nikki4982 · Post by **nikki4982** » 5/31/2004, 1:35 pm

I can actually tell the difference in food coloring flavor if there's enough of it. Blue's flavor's more... unnatural-tasting than the other colors. :freak:

sYdeshowFreek · Post by **sYdeshowFreek** » 5/31/2004, 1:54 pm

All food coloring? Mine is the kind you get from a cake supply place because they offer more colors, not just the usual four you can get at any 'ol supermarket...

half jill · Post by **half jill** » 6/1/2004, 2:24 pm

I finally found this topic. My friend told me about it cause I dyed my hair purple again, heh. But no, my hair does not taste purple.

Random Name · Post by **Random Name** » 6/1/2004, 2:59 pm

no. but purple is a flavor.

like cherry. you could dye your hair cherry red, but cherry is also a flavor.

so purple could be a flavor.

Nothing purple actually tastes like grape. it just tastes like purple.