Sentences with phrase «say artificial color»

But the strategy du jour is marketing what's not on your menu, say artificial colors or sweeteners.

Not exact matches

«We can now turn to the world and say we have a comprehensive policy that ensures them they will get a menu free of artificial flavors, artificial preservatives, sweeteners and colors from artificial sources,» Shaich told Fortune in an interview.

As part of the move, the company said it would remove artificial colors, sweeteners, flavors, and preservatives from its food by 2016.

Subway says the new rotisserie - style chicken sandwich also features no artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives.

This, in addition to the fact that most microwave popcorn brands contain partially hydrogenated oils, artificial colors and flavorings, and preservatives... well, let's just say it's not something I want to feed my family.

To be honest I'm not going to lie and tell you it's healthy or anything crazy like that, but some times (maybe a special occasion), you want a treat here and there, and I will say that it is smarter to eat a «Paleo» muffin made with ground almond and honey versus some cupcake you buy at Walmart that's loaded with sugar, and also contains artificial sweeteners and color additives.

It says it is «clean» but there is an asterisk and it states «at Vega clean means non gmo, vegan, gluten free, no artificial flavors, colors, or sweeteners».

Budget $ aver twin pops have only 42 calories per serving, but Allen says some customers are put off by the use of high fructose corn syrup and artificial coloring.

General Mills says Chex Apple Cinnamon Oatmeal features with chunks of real apples and cinnamon with no artificial flavors, colors, preservatives or high fructose corn syrup.

Berniker says this «berried» treasure is made with real fruit and no artificial colors, flavors or preservatives.

«All of our popped corn products are naturally gluten - free and whole grain, and they are completely free of artificial colors, flavors and preservatives,» says Cretors.

Say no to hydrogenated oils, artificial colors and other such nonsense.

And when patients followed broader elimination diets — excluding not just artificial colors and preservatives, but other suspected triggers such as eggs — the effect was larger: about one - third to one - sixth the effect of medication, Nigg says.

Not so say we are perfect, and the occasional item may slip through with artificial color, but if we do find such a thing being served, we have the power to banish it.

As quoted in the New York Times, the Grocery Manufacturers Association said in a statement, «We agree with today's F.D.A.'s advisory committee finding which determined that there is insufficient evidence of a causal link between artificial colors and hyperactivity in children.»

While many factors can influence hyperactivity in children, including genes and environment, «there is good evidence that artificial food colors can also increase levels of hyperactivity,» said Jim Stevenson, the study's lead author and professor emeritus in the school of psychology at the University of Southampton.

In addition to preferentially using warmer - colored LEDs, the study's authors say, the loss of starry skies to light pollution could be forestalled or reversed with stricter regulations on artificial lights as well as the advent of driverless cars, which require less street illumination.

So avoid artificial flavors, colorings, additives and preservatives,» Stewart says.

If the ingredients list says «saccharin» «acesulfame» or any other artificial sweetener, color, or flavor, walk away!

4) corn starch (not only GMO, but glycemic) 5) soybean oil (90 % chance GMO) 6) sugar (enough said) 7) dried beef (fine... and finally) 8) Hydrolyzed corn protein (a «code word» for MSG 9) Maltodextrin (another MSG «code word») 10) Natural Flavor (often another «code word» for MSG) 11) Yeast extract (definitely a «code word» for MSG 12) caramel color (artificial or not?..

The flavored syrups used to give your morning brew some zing can rack up extra calories, not to mention artificial sweeteners, colorings and «a slew of other ingredients that are hard to pronounce,» says Marjorie Nolan Cohn, RDN, a spokesperson for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.

But check the list of ingredients and it says only this: corn syrup, food coloring, artificial flavors.

Visually enough can't be said of how NWR and cinematographer Natasha Braier (The Rover and XXY) use the natural artificial backdrop of LA and a neon world rich with stark color to get the audience closer to the horror.

«Pet specialty shoppers want science and quality in the products they choose for their pets,» said Dale Metz, director of companion animal business unit at Vets Plus, Inc. «Smart Fido USA and Smart Kitty USA products are formulated to meet these expectations with a solid basis in science and a list of high - quality ingredients that doesn't include soy, gluten or artificial colors and flavors.»

«We offer the proper nutrition and have a nutritional philosophy that says we do not sell foods with corn, wheat, soy, animal by - products, artificial colors or preservatives.»

The same can be said for artificial colors and flavors.

Furthermore, they say that this recipe contains no artificial additives including colors, flavors, and preservatives.

Bella Natural Bites Plus Vitamins and Minerals dry dog formulas are a mix of small nutrient dense bites with tender, easy to chew shreds made with real chicken and beef or turkey, and without any artificial colors, flavors or preservatives, say officials for the St. Louis - based company.

And they say the food has no corn, wheat or soy, and no artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives.

BLUE Buffalo Wilderness says goodbye to soy, corn and other grains, as well as artificial flavors, colors and preservatives.

Their website states that there are absolutely no artificial preservatives, colors or flavors, and the labeling on the bag says «no soy, no grain, no corn».

«They have to meet such criteria as no chemical preservatives, no meat by - products, no corn, no artificial flavors or colors, and no sugars,» Amiton says.

Product descriptions say things like «does not contain allergens, artificial colors and flavors, chemical preservatives, or gluten,» and states the product was made in a «Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) facility in the USA.»

It goes with everything and looks different in each room because of other colors in the rooms and as I said before the natural and artificial lighting.