Beet Root Powder in Jellutide
Beet root powder is the last name on the Jellutide label. It is a natural coloring in the gummy base, and here is how to read it.
- What it is
- Dried, ground red beetroot
- Common use
- Natural food color
- Where it is listed
- Last item in Other Ingredients
- Color
- Deep red-purple
What it is
Beet root powder is made by drying red beets and grinding them into a fine, bright powder. Beets are a familiar root vegetable, roasted, pickled or blended into soups and smoothies.
Because of their deep color, beets are also one of the best-known natural food dyes.
Why you see it on a gummy label
Jellutide gummies are a rich berry red. Beet root powder is listed last in the Other Ingredients line, which is where labels place the smallest amounts. Last place usually means a pinch for color, not a feature ingredient.
We say that plainly so nobody mistakes it for a headline ingredient. The headline items are in the 525 mg blend: apple cider vinegar and BHB salts.
A small note on reading labels
Order on a label tells a story. Items in the Supplement Facts panel come first. Then comes the Other Ingredients line, listed from most to least by weight. Beet root powder closes that line.
Reading both lines helps you know exactly what is in your hand. Our post Reading the Supplement Facts walks through the whole panel.
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