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Its so fun to try new ways of decorating and dyeing or coloring the eggs. I left the egg in the Kool-Aid for about 5-10 minutes.
While using a Kool Aid packet isnt a natural dye you get amazing color intensity from these little packets and the benefit of the dye being food safe.
Dye eggs with kool aid. Kool-Aid Egg Dye Ingredients 1 packet Kool-Aid 23 cup Water Boiled Eggs see our tutorial for The Secret to Perfect Hard Boiled Eggs. Kool-Aid Dyed Easter Eggs. You will use a different container bowl jar mug for each color or color combination.
Add Kool-Aid powder to each jar. Add 2 cups of boiling water to each jar. Stir to dissolve the drink mix.
Here are the color combinations we used see pictures of each result below. You can also make solid colored eggs by adding 23 of a cup of water to any packet of unsweetened Kool-Aid. Use a larger container to mix the water and Kool-Aid packet.
Then leave the eggs in the mixture until you have reached the desired color. A bonus perk was that our egg-dying fun smelled like Kool-Aid not vinegar. To dye eggs with Kool-aid you will need.
Kool-Aid Packets mix of the flavours you want Small Containers big enough for an egg to be submerged under liquid. Water Paper towel lined tray Spoon. Add the Kool-Aid and stir with a plastic spoon until the Kool-Aid is completely dissolved.
I did red first and poured the cherry and black cherry into the mug. Using both makes it a nice bright red. I left the egg in the Kool-Aid for about 5-10 minutes.
While using a Kool Aid packet isnt a natural dye you get amazing color intensity from these little packets and the benefit of the dye being food safe. The finished eggs can be a variety of. How to Dye Easter Eggs With Kool-Aid Fill your bowls with about 34 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 thats how you get your Kool-Aid dyed Easter Eggs. Dyeing Easter eggs is definitely one of my favorite parts of the Easter holiday.
Its so fun to try new ways of decorating and dyeing or coloring the eggs. One fun way to color your eggs is to use the classic Kool-Aid drink mix. Read on to find out how to make your own koolaid easter eggs.
We show how to Coloring Easter Eggs with Kool Aid - Food Coloring HD Video - 23 cup water 1 pkg. Kool Aid and 1-2 spoons vinegar depends to the egg surfac. Place the egg in the Kool Aid water and let it soak for about 3 to 5 minutes.
I jostled my eggs around with a spoon every so often while they soaked so they didnt set on any one side for too long. After about 3 to 5 minutes you should see that your eggs have turned pretty colors and they can now be removed from the water. In this super easy tutorial I will show you how to dye eggs with Kool Aid.
I chose five flavors of Kool Aid to represent red orange yellow green and blue. It doesnt matter if the water is cold or warm. Mix until the Kool Aid is dissolved.
You are ready to now dye your eggs. Drop your eggs in the dye and wait. Add the tape to the hard-boiled eggs before placing them in the dye.
Once the eggs have achieved the color you want place them on drying rack. Once dry remove the tape and pat yourself and your kids on the back for your amazing artistic skills. Get set for Easter at Kohls.
Place the eggs into the baking dish. Use a spoon to transfer the eggs into the baking dish with the marbleized Cool Whip. Spread the eggs out evenly around the dish so that each one has room to move.
Roll the eggs in the baking dish to dye.