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I'm a meat processor and would like to make some "nitrite free"
versions of my smoked/cured meat products. Is it possible to get that characteristic pink color associated with sodium nitrite by using a type of food dye for the nitrite-free products? Of course it would be ideal if the food dye was organic, since the whole point is to stay away from chemicals. Does such a food dye exist? Otherwise, the nitrite-free products have an unattractive gray/brown color. |
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