This year we decided to dye Easter eggs for the first time. I saw a blog post on how to use Kool-Aide to dye your eggs and decided to give it a try.
The kids were super excited (we've never done it before) and I was excited that it didn't make my whole kitchen smell like vinegar. All we had to do was mix a packet of Kool-Aide with 2/3 cup of water and dip them. The color developed really fast and we even mixed some colors to try and make new colors. (This only worked on some colors - like yellow and blue did make a nice light green - but we never managed to get a nice lavender.)
This year we decided to dye Easter eggs for the first time. I saw a blog post on how to use Kool-Aide to dye your eggs and decided to give it a try. 
The kids were super excited (we've never done it before) and I was excited that it didn't make my whole kitchen smell like vinegar. All we had to do was mix a packet of Kool-Aide with 2/3 cup of water and dip them. The color developed really fast and we even mixed some colors to try and make new colors. (This only worked on some colors - like yellow and blue did make a nice light green - but we never managed to get a nice lavender.)
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