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Hue got it: The colour psychology behind top snacks

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Before we even take a bite, colour tells our brain what to crave. And it’s not just the frosting that’s doing the talking – it’s psychology, marketing, and a bit of regulatory drama.
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Hue got it: The colour psychology behind top snacks

Before we even take a bite, colour tells our brain what to crave. And it’s not just the frosting that’s doing the talking – it’s psychology, marketing, and a bit of regulatory drama.

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