I Am a Vegetarian and I Heard About the Cochineal Bug Being Used in Dyes. Which Dyes Use the Cochineal Bug?
Question by Finn A: I am a vegetarian and I heard about the Cochineal Bug being used in dyes. which dyes use the Cochineal Bug?
I would like to know which dyes i need to watch out for.
Best answer:
Answer by sirima b
I never heard of cochineal made of bugs, if it is food coloring it is from one kind of fruit.
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