9 Exciting New Dye-Free Foods Coming In The Wake Of RFK's Ban

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With RFK Jr.'s artificial dye ban being pushed into effect as soon as possible, corporations were sent scrambling to bring their products into compliance, resulting in a slew of new food items that will be hitting store shelves near you.

The Babylon Bee has obtained the following list of artificial dye-free food products you'll be seeing soon:

Taupe Charms: Taupe hearts! Taupe stars! Taupe moons! Taupe clovers! Taupe diamonds! Taupe horseshoes!
Grayburst fruit chews: Taste the grayscale!
Mountain Dew Code Beige: Closing your eyes while you drink it will make it more palatable.
Swedish Fish: No change — the majestic Swedish Fish gets its red color from thousands of years of adaptation while migrating across the icy Scandinavian waterways.
Crystal Pepsi: Back by popular(?) demand!
Ambiguously colored velvet cake: The favorite dessert of dozens of people, now even less appealing.
"Oops! All Browns!" M&Ms: Expect far less diversity among your candy-coated chocolates.
Dour Patch Kids: Though far less colorful, they'll still do a great job of rotting your teeth.
Drank: This beloved opioid concoction will be just as potent, even without the purple.

All the flavors you know and love, only far less vibrant and cancer-causing. Have your own ideas for dye-free food products? Throw them in the comments below.

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