As egg prices are still high this Easter holiday season, here are four alternative items that can be colored instead of eggs ...

Eggs have been a hot topic in the news lately — at least their prices have. However, it's the time of year the grocery staple is the center of a colorful spring holiday tradition. If the prices are ...

Dye 'farm-fresh' marshmallows? Paint golf balls? Substitute potatoes? This is Easter during the great California egg shortage ...

Coloring eggs for Easter is a longstanding holiday tradition ... Pasteurized milk is safe." The CDC’s web page on food safety and bird flu notes that eating uncooked or under-cooked poultry ...

The Ohio State University Extension Office, located at the Toledo Botanical Gardens, shared various ways for people to save some money through different crafts. Those with the organization shared ...

Whether you're organizing a festive family activity or looking to add a stylish touch to your spring ... to dye Easter eggs. You’ll need aluminum foil, cotton wool, thin rope, food coloring ...

As egg prices keep rising week after week, it’s no surprise that some shoppers are choosing to opt out of the Easter egg tradition.

Meet the Easter Bunny who's too cool for a basic basket—this grapevine rabbit wreath is serving serious spring attitude with zero apologies. Hang this sassy rabbit on your door and watch your ...

Potatoes, rocks, plastic eggs ... for Easter baskets, hot cocoa or snacking. See a full tutorial on the PAAS Instagram page. Looking for a craft that goes a step beyond dyeing and coloring?

J.P. Devine reflects on Easters past and a Mary who has been much maligned. Yes it is. I know what you’re thinking. You have kids, grandkids, and they’re gonna wanna do it. You can still buy the stuff ...