Today, thanks to The Happy Egg Company, we had the opportunity to dye brown Easter eggs. Usually I choose white eggs, thinking that you will get the most vibrant color and have so many options. However, I learned that using the brown eggs, the pigments in the brown shell help to produce more jewel-like color tones. No letting the egg sit in the dye for 30 min and still not getting the results I really wanted. What do you think of the result below?
Now I’m a mom of convenience. I like running to the store to get the latest and greatest, or even themed Easter egg dying kits, but for you “all natural folks”, I hear there are other fantastic ways of making your own dye. Colorful foods like carrots, blueberries and coffee can be boiled in water to make an all natural dye.
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My happy dyers!
Unlike other eggs on the market, Free Range eggs from the happy egg co. come from hens with daily access to:
- 4 acres of pasture to roam among the trees, shade, sand pits, fresh air
- Large protective barn overnight, freedom to choose where to roost
- Clean water and feed
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