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Default Food colourings

When you make things with the children do you add food colouring to them?

I try to avoid giving the children lots of colourings. The other day at preschool they had made a little coconut ice thing, it was coloured bright orange. On a trip they were given bright pink iced cakes.

Whats your view? Do you colour food or leave it natural?
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