Cochineal Red: How Bugs Created One of the World's Most Expensive Colors
A common red food dye, carminic acid, is made from the crushed bodies of a beetle called the cochineal bug. This acid is used in cherry, strawberry and raspberry flavored candy yoghurt,
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