I am not a particularly good crafter, and I’m generally okay with that. (After all, I do possess other, sparingly-useful ...

Easter is upon us! Dyeing Easter eggs is always a fun time for families. This week we’re going to show you three alternative ways to dye eggs. This can be a little messy so make sure to have ...

Chef Shannon Moloney at Gaylord Opryland shows us how to naturally dye eggs for Easter. Watch this Let Me Help segment in the ...

Hard-boiled eggs beautifully dyed in vibrant colors for Easter might look good enough to eat, but can you safely eat them?

A bag of potatoes is much more affordable than eggs and even a big bag should cost only a few dollars. That makes it easy to ...

In the same way Kool Aid dyed your tongue as a kid, you can use it to make these gorgeously vibrant Kool Aid Dyed Eggs! Your ...

With egg prices up, many are seeking creative dyeing alternatives. As egg prices continue to climb, people are getting ...

Paas, a supplier of egg dyeing kits, said that while 94% of those who celebrate Easter will dye eggs this year, 78% of families said they would dye fewer of them than in past years due to the expense.

The only question is, why would you NOT use potatoes instead of eggs this Easter? Potatoes are even the perfect size for the egg scoopers that typically come in dyeing kits, especially if you grab ...

This tradition was certainly fun, but when I had kids of my own, I grew dissatisfied with the kits and played around with other ways to dye Easter eggs. Some produced “special effects” — patterns or ...

Every year, Americans buy a whopping 180 million eggs for Easter. And despite egg prices on the rise, 94% of families still plan to dye Easter eggs in 2025, according to data collected by the egg ...

Egg prices remain costly ahead of the Easter holiday. But that isn't stopping families from dyeing eggs this year, continuing an Easter tradition. "I still want to do it, more so for the children ...