The Kool-Aid eggs turned out really vibrant-although the grape kool-aid packet left the egg very brown. The best part? No vinegar smell.
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Sunday, March 31, 2013
Kool-aid eggs for next year.
I'm mostly taking Easter off this year but I wanted to share this in case you had an Easter egg dyeing emergency and thought to check my blog for answers. Due to my husband's measuring deficits, it was taking EXTRA long to get our Easter eggs dyed this morning. I remembered that last year I had seen some posts on using Kool-aid to make Easter eggs. We had some leftover Kool-aid packets from making Kool-aid play doh. The Recipe I found suggested mixing 2/3 cup water with one packet of Kool-aid.
The Kool-Aid eggs turned out really vibrant-although the grape kool-aid packet left the egg very brown. The best part? No vinegar smell.
The Kool-Aid eggs turned out really vibrant-although the grape kool-aid packet left the egg very brown. The best part? No vinegar smell.
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