When making Easter Eggs, gel food dye works best. You can try using the food color drops from the grocery store, but they are far less concentrated and your colors won't come out as vibrant.

What’s the Best Way to Dye Easter Eggs? My testing ended in a tie! For lovely solid colors in easy-to-adjust levels of saturation, the classic food coloring method is a winner.

1. Dyeing Eggs with Rice All you need to make these beautiful rice-dyed Easter eggs from Easy Dessert Recipes is a cup of rice (per color) in a zip-lock bag and a few drops of food coloring.

Another way to dye eggs is with vegetable oil to create a marbled effect. First, you dye the eggs a base color with a mixture of food coloring (five to ten drops), water and vinegar, soaking the ...

This year, I wanted to be more earth-conscious with my buying and easter basket making decisions. Looking online, I found a bunch of dye alternatives, as well as egg alternatives. After going to ...

If the prices are making some people think about scaling back dying Easter eggs, there are ways to save some money and add some do-it-yourself fun to the tradition. Instead of buying a dye kit ...