Want in on the secret to getting the brightest and most beautiful coloring on your Easter Eggs? Cool Whip + White House Foods White Distilled Vinegar!
I am obsessed with this technique. It’s simple, somewhat clean, and creates BEAUTIFUL eggs!
Ingredients:
- 1 Container of Cool Whip (1 container per 12 eggs)
- Desired amount of hard boiled eggs to dye
- Gel Food Coloring in desired colors (MAKE SURE YOU’RE USING GEL!!)
- White House® White Distilled Vinegar (most important!!)
Supplies:
- Paper Towels
- Tin/Foil Pan
- Large Bowl
- Small Cups
- Spoons
Directions:
- Prepare eggs. Pour White House® White Distilled Vinegar into a bowl. Submerge the hard-boiled eggs into the vinegar. Let the eggs soak for 2 minutes. Removes the eggs and dry with paper towels.
- In small cups, mix a little bit of each color of gel coloring with a few drops of vinegar.
- Spread the cool whip into your tin pan.
- Drip food coloring-vinegar mixture over the whipped cream in small drops. Be sure to space the colors apart.
- With the end of a spoon, swirl the colors into the cool whip. Be sure not to completely mix the colors.
- Roll your eggs in the mixture. Use your spoons to push them through the colored cream. Make sure each egg does one complete rotation and is covered in colored cream. Do not over rotate your eggs through the mixture, too many colors mixed = brown. Brown isn’t very Eastery!
- Keep the eggs in the mixture for 30 minutes MAX!
- Wipe the cream off the eggs with a paper towel. If too messy, run under cold water.
- Voila! You have some beautiful eggs! (Pictures of the steps below!)
If you try this method, take pics and tag me on social @coldcoffeegrind or #coldcoffeegrind ! I would love to see!
xoxo,
Brittany
Soaking Eggs
Spreading Cool Whip
Mixing Gel & Vinegar
Sprinkling Coloring
Swirled Colors
Voila!
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