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    Nice spin on Egg dying

    I thought this was kinda cool and wanted to share.



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    Re: Nice spin on Egg dying

    As a kid we did something like that,but without cracking the shell. The dying kit came with a wax pencil,and you drew on the egg before coloring them. The wax made the colors different where you drew on them.
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      Re: Nice spin on Egg dying

      They still do the wax thing (crayons work just as well) but those are cool!
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        Re: Nice spin on Egg dying

        Those are really cool, and I was ALL over making them, until I realized the bit I'm going to be eating is what's dyed. Call me strange, but food dye creeps me out. That said, I wonder if I could just do it with beet juice...

        This needs investigating.


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            Re: Nice spin on Egg dying

            Originally posted by anunitu View Post
            As a kid we did something like that,but without cracking the shell. The dying kit came with a wax pencil,and you drew on the egg before coloring them. The wax made the colors different where you drew on them.
            We used to do that, but we just used white crayons and food colouring.

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            Originally posted by volcaniclastic View Post
            Those are really cool, and I was ALL over making them, until I realized the bit I'm going to be eating is what's dyed. Call me strange, but food dye creeps me out. That said, I wonder if I could just do it with beet juice...

            This needs investigating.
            I was worried about the same thing...I stopped eating stuff like artificial colours and flavours for the large part. Then I found this on pinterest:
            http://www.bhg.com/holidays/easter/eggs/natural-easter-egg-dyes/


            A few more colours than just beet juice will give you

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              Re: Nice spin on Egg dying

              I think I will try some of these - they are very cool!
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                Originally posted by volcaniclastic View Post
                Those are really cool, and I was ALL over making them, until I realized the bit I'm going to be eating is what's dyed. Call me strange, but food dye creeps me out. That said, I wonder if I could just do it with beet juice...

                This needs investigating.
                Red dye is made from a beetle....you literally eat creepy crawlies when you eat red dye. LOL.

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                  Re: Nice spin on Egg dying

                  Originally posted by DanieMarie View Post
                  We used to do that, but we just used white crayons and food colouring.

                  ---------- Post added at 09:39 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:37 AM ----------



                  I was worried about the same thing...I stopped eating stuff like artificial colours and flavours for the large part. Then I found this on pinterest:
                  http://www.bhg.com/holidays/easter/eggs/natural-easter-egg-dyes/


                  A few more colours than just beet juice will give you
                  That link is great, Danie! I did some researching myself, but that link hosts way more options than anything I found. I'm actually excited to try that, though, I only have brown eggs....


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                    Re: Nice spin on Egg dying

                    Great list of natural dyes!

                    The OP looks a lot like colorful versions of Chinese tea eggs. I make those for my kids as snacks all the time: http://steamykitchen.com/2147-chines...gs-recipe.html
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                      Re: Nice spin on Egg dying

                      ok, so nice , and interestin !

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