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Natural Easter Egg Dyeing Made Easy: Eco-Eggs Egg Coloring Kit

eco-eggsTwo years ago, I tried dyeing eggs naturally.  I had experience coloring wool with natural dyes with much success, so I was not worried about the eggs.  Unfortunately, our naturally colored eggs were a disaster full of disappointment.

This year, I am excited to try the Eco-Eggs Easter Egg Coloring Kit by Eco-Kids.

Sticking to the basics is natural for us. eco-eggs coloring kit™ is an original in the market of made in the USA natural egg coloring kits. Comes with 3 primary color powder packs and a color chart to create 6 custom colors, a crayon for texturing your eggs and a custom egg dipper made right here in Maine. Under the exterior wrap you’ll find our exclusive creature cut outs to dress up your eggs. Please visit fun stuff on our website for printable activity sheets, more creature cutouts and how-to videos.

Made with natural and organic fruit, plant and vegetable extracts from annatto seed, curcumin, purple sweet potato and red cabbage. Includes color chart and instructions.

I respect Eco-Kids as a company. They are a family-run business that inspires safe, creative play.  I trust the company’s ethics; I trust the company’s ingredients.  I trust these natural dyes will work much better than my experiment!

Food coloring used traditionally for egg dyeing is made from artificial ingredients.  Food colorings have been linked to ADHD,  amongst other suspected problems for our youngsters.  I remember cracking open eggs as a child and seeing the white had been dyed as well as the shell.

We once bought commercial dyes for Easter just so my daughter could have the experience, but we composted all of the eggs.  We wouldn’t let her eat them.  We didn’t want her exposed to any chemicals.

We have purchased [amazon_link id=”B001EQ5BXA” target=”_blank” ]natural food coloring[/amazon_link] at the local coop, but it was really expensive so we save it for decorating cakes and cookies.  I would hate to waste it on hard-boiled eggs.

I will update this post after we dye our eggs closer to the spring holiday with the Eco-Eggs Easter Egg Coloring Kit, but I wanted to inform of you of this option early so you can prepare for an easy natural Easter egg dyeing experience.

disclosure: The products described above were sent to us as free samples. Prior assurances as to the nature of the reviews, whether positive or negative, were not given. No financial payments were accepted in exchange for the reviews. The reviews reflect our honest, authentic opinions.

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    February 3, 2013 at 9:29 am

    […] Natural Easter Egg Dyeing Made Easy: Eco-Eggs Egg Coloring KitEco Child’s PlaySticking to the basics is natural for us. eco-eggs coloring kit™ is an original in the market of made in the USA natural egg coloring kits. Comes with 3 primary color powder packs and a color chart to create 6 custom colors, a crayon for texturing … […]

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