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Dip your eggs like you normally would. The old-school drink mix dissolves into a dye that will make your eggs the envy of the Easter egg hunt.
Add 23 cups of tap water to each cup.
Kool aid easter eggs. The old-school drink mix dissolves into a dye that will make your eggs the envy of the Easter egg hunt. All you need for this Easter egg adventure is water a few packets of powdered Kool-Aid drink mix hard-boiled eggs and cups in which to mix your dye. To begin pour each envelope of drink mix into a separate cup fill the cup 12 full.
Supplies Hard boiled eggs 1 Pink Kool-Aid packet 1 Purple Kool-Aid packet 2 Red Kool-Aid packets 2 Blue Kool-Aid packets 3 Yellow Kool-Aid packets Water Wide mouthed jars or other containers. Hardboiled Eggs Packets of Kool-Aid assorted flavorscolors Plastic Cups. How to Dye Easter Eggs with Kool-Aid.
Add 23 cups of tap water to each cup. Pour 1 packet of Kool-Aid to each cup and mix well. Place one hardboiled egg into each cup.
Let sit for 3-4 minutes take out and set on paper towels to dry. Kool-Aid Easter Eggs Use a kid favorite drink mix to color these fun Easter eggs. Use for a few STEM activities too.
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. 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. 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.
How to Dye Easter Eggs with Kool-Aid 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. Here is how to Color Easter Eggs with Kool-aid. Take 1 package of kool-aid and desolve with 23 cup of water some have used 1 cup of water.
If you use less water you will get more vibrant colors. Dip your eggs like you normally would. Lets get started.
Line a cookie sheet with a few layers of paper towels and a metal cooling rack. This will be your work area. Arrange hard boiled eggs on cooling rack.
Make sure that eggs are dry and at room temperature or close to.