How To Dye Easter Eggs With Kool-Aid
If you’re looking for a fun and easy way to color eggs for Easter you need to know How To Dye Easter Eggs With Kool-Aid. It’s easy to do and just requires a few simple ingredients!
Kool-Aid Dyed Easter Eggs
Sure, you can buy a regular dye kit, but if you want to try something different– dye your Easter eggs with Kool-Aid!
It’s super easy, and my favorite part is how awesome it smells because there isn’t any need for Vinegar (I hate the smell of it).
Just be sure to cover any surface because if you’ve ever made Kool-Aid before, you know it can dye just about anything!
What You Need To Dye Easter Eggs With Kool-Aid
- Kool-Aid Packets (make sure to get several with different flavors/colors)
- Cups big enough to fit an egg in
- Room Temperature Water
- Spoons
- Hard Boiled Eggs
How To Dye Easter Eggs With Kool-Aid
Start by prepping the surface you plan to use to dye the eggs. I like to use newspaper, paper towels or pieces of cardboard to help keep surfaces from getting dyed. Also make sure to wear old clothes too!
Next, fill your bowls with about 3/4 a cup of water, pour in a packet of Kool-Aid and drop your eggs into the bowl.
Leave them there for about 2-5 minutes, and then pull them out to dry.
And that’s how you get your Kool-Aid dyed Easter Eggs!
Yeah, it’s seriously THAT easy!
Instructions
- Start by prepping the surface you plan to use to dye the eggs. I like to use newspaper, paper towels or pieces of cardboard to help keep surfaces from getting dyed. Also make sure to wear old clothes too!
- Next, fill your bowls with about 3/4 a cup of water, pour in a packet of Kool-Aid and drop your eggs into the bowl.
- Leave them there for about 2-5 minutes, and then pull them out to dry.
- And that's how you get your Kool-Aid dyed Easter Eggs!
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