Here Are The Foods Containing Red Dye No. 3, Now Banned by FDA

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By Cody McClure

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. is officially coming after our comfort foods.

Well, technically it’s the Food and Drug Administration, but many people are attributing it to Kennedy.

The FDA has officially banned Red Dye No. 3 from foods in the United States.

This is huge news.

I don’t really know what Red Dye No. 3 is, but Kennedy says it’s bad, and he’s gonna be in charge of our health now.

Europe and Australia had already banned the dye for health concerns in the past. It may cause cancer.

I look forward to being skinny soon and not having cancer, all thanks to Kennedy.

Here is a list of common foods (a lot of sweets!) that contain Red Dye No. 3, according to the Environmental Working Group (EWG) website.

• Peeps

• Hostess Ding Dongs

• Betty Crocker Fruit by the Foot

• Dubble Bubble chewing gum

• Entenmann’s Little Bites

• Vigo Saffron Yellow Rice

• PediaSure Grow & Gain Kids’ Ready-to-Drink strawberry shake

• Brach’s Candy Corn

• Jelly Belly candy

• Trolli Sour Crunchy Crawlers

• Archer Farms Hand Decorated Sugar Cookies

• Betty Crocker Loaded Potato Casserole

• Blue Bunny Chocolate Donut Ice Cream

• Brach’s Star Brites

• Dippin’ Dots Cotton Candy

• Duncan Hines Deliciously Moist Cake Mix

• Yoo-hoo Strawberry Drink

• Necco Wafers

• Pop Tarts Frosted Confetti Cake Bites.