Orangey dye derived from the achiote or 'lipstick tree', used to colour double Gloucester, Red Leicester and Shropshire blue
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- Orange-red dye used for colouring foods
- A natural colourant that gives Red Leicester cheese its orange look
- Small tropical American tree, Bixa orellana, whose pulpy seeds yield a dye
- Tropical tree or the orange food dye derived from it
- Tropical American tree whose seeds produce an orange-red dye used in food colouring (7)
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