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Hi guys! I found this picture on Google, but I mainly wanted to ask you where to find carrot leaves? I produce smoothies and to make them look greener I want to try to use natural colorants. The article of LEROMA's magazine inspired me.<br />
Anyways, the food technologist in my team said, she could use the green of the carrot leaves as a colorant and asked me to find a supplier for small amounts. Can anybody help?<br />
Thanks in advance!</p>
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