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Edible Marbelized Eggs!
Seriously? Yes, I saw this pinned on Pinterest (originally from Narcissm is Necessary) and knew that we had to try it! The just looked so cool and are perfect for Easter!
How cool are these eggs?
They were super easy too!
Here's What You Need:
hard boiled eggs
food coloring
ziplock bags
What You Do:
1. Lightly crack your hard boiled eggs.
You want to crack them all over but keep them intact.
2. Put egg into ziplock bag.
3. Add food coloring -
we did 1 drop of food coloring at a time onto the egg (turning it around)
in various colors for a cool multi colored tie dye effect
Even the shells look fabulous!
Let sit for a few minutes (we just did about 10 mins from the time we colored our final egg) and then peel the shells off. The original post suggested 30 mins and she also used vinegar to rinse the eggs & seal the color but I didn't do that and our eggs came out colorful, bright & fabulous!
The Lil Divas and I were oohing & ahhing as we revealed each egg.
The eggs came out so bright & colorful.
Each one having it's own uniquely colorful marbelized design.
Even the shells were gorgeous!
This was super fun and easy to do!
Have you ever made edible marbelized eggs?
Bern
These look like a lot of fun. I might try this with our granddaughters, ages 4, 4, and 3. I think they will find it fascinating! Thank you for sharing! JC
ReplyDeleteThese are so neat! I love how colorful they are :)
ReplyDeleteThose look fun to make. Next year this will be on our list.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting patterns! We are done with eggs for this year, but I hope I can remember to use your know-how for next year ;) Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteThese are so awesome! I love how simple it is, too.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if you can save the shells until next year. I saw a post about mosaic eggs, pasting shells from one onto another... the shells from these would be beautiful on a plainly colored egg.
ReplyDeleteOh, I have never seen that! I saved the shells thinking we could use them somehow...... they were just so pretty I couldn't chuck them, yet! Not sure if they'd last a full year though.
DeleteBern
I LOVE these so much! Thank you for the idea, and for linking up to the Weekly Kids Co-op!
ReplyDeleteThey did come out nice! Mine this year are sort of hard to get out of the shells.
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking to Kids Get Crafty! ~Alissa and Maggy
I really like this idea and will definitely try it.
ReplyDeleteI love this idea! We are done with coloring our eggs for tomorrow, but I see no reason not to play easter for the next ten days. We will definitely be trying this in the next few days!
ReplyDeleteSave the shells until next year
ReplyDeleteI saw a post about mosaic eggs, pasting shells from one onto another.