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It takes a while to experiment, find what replacement works best and how much of it to use, and then set up new supply chains for it. As for what flavor would

by Uvix 1y ago

It takes a while to experiment, find what replacement works best and how much of it to use, and then set up new supply chains for it. As for what flavor would warrant dyes? Off the top of my head: Mint, peppermint, strawberry, orange sherbert, blue moon... I'm sure there's more.

wrboyce 1y ago
Ben & Jerry’s mint ice cream is white and tastes just fine.
- noahjk 1y ago
  In fact, I've always felt that white mint chocolate chip was more premium, but it's definitely gone out of style a bit. I also believe it tasted slightly different - at least the bryers, it was maybe more of a spearmint?
barbazoo 1y ago
The question was about "need" and no flavor "needs" dye.
- cung 1y ago
  To top it off, the issue isn’t dyes, it’s artificial dyes. You can still dye your mint ice cream green, it will just be a slightly lighter shade of green.
  - whycome 1y ago
    You can get dark natural