Food colors for Easter eggs - 5 colors

Food colors in five colors, perfect for coloring Easter eggs.

It's very easy to make colored eggs yourself. Pour very hot water into the glass in which you will dye the egg, so that it can be completely immersed in it. Then add 3 tablespoons of vinegar, dye of the selected color to the water and stir until it is completely dissolved. Mix each dye color in a separate vessel. Put hard-boiled eggs into successive glasses using a spoon to prevent the dye from dying your hands. Take the eggs out after 20 minutes, put them on the rings or cloth cut out of paper and let them dry.

To create an interesting pattern on Easter eggs, simply draw it with a wax crayon before dipping the eggs into the dye. The area covered with the crayon will remain uncolored, showing a beautiful pattern. You can also scratch a pattern on a dyed egg with a toothpick or knife, creating a beautiful Easter egg.