Coloring Easter Eggs has never been easier! For these Easy Dyed Easter Eggs you only need two ingredients, shaving cream and food coloring!
Now that Easter is only a few days away, I wanted to share my favorite way to dye eggs! These Easy Dyed Easter Eggs are seriously so simple, and the kids will love helping and seeing the vibrant colors (that’s my favorite part too)!
How pretty are these Easy Dyed Easter Eggs?!?! All you need is gel food coloring and shaving cream (can also use cool whip!). I will say, if you are planning to eat these hard boiled eggs, I recommend using cool whip instead of shaving cream. You want to make sure that you aren’t accidentally consuming the chemicals from the shaving cream.
How to make Easy Dyed Easter Eggs:
I highly recommend using the Instant Pot to make Hard Boiled Eggs. Makes life so much easier! Find out how, here!
- First off, if you use a muffin tin, it makes this REALLY easy! Load up each hole with shaving cream or cool whip. Add a few drops of gel food coloring (I like this one) to each hole.
- I did 2 colors in each one.
- Then, using a toothpick, lightly swirl the color around. You don’t want to mix it up too much otherwise you won’t have a big color contrast on your eggs!
- Next up, place the hard boiled eggs into each hole and lightly press down!
- Leave the eggs here for about 10 minutes and then flip them over!
- Leave the eggs for 10 more minutes on the opposite side.
- Remove the eggs from the tins, then lightly rinse them off. Set them on a paper towel or kitchen towel to dry.
I plan on hiding the eggs for my kids on Easter morning. What will you do with your Easy Dyed Easter Eggs?
More fun recipes for Easter:
- Left over Peeps? These Peeps Smores are the answer! Marshmallow Peeps, milk chocolate, and graham crackers make the perfect Easter Smores!
- From brunch recipes to dessert, I have 23 of the BEST Easter Recipes for you! Definitely something that everyone will enjoy on Easter!
- A Carrot Cake Trifle is the ultimate easy dessert! Using boxed or homemade carrot cake, layering a delicious cream cheese mixture, and topping with walnuts make the perfect quick dessert!
- Easy Carrot Cake Squares are the full of fresh carrots and topped with delicious cream cheese frosting and walnuts!
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Celeste Lilly says
You may want to wear rubber gloves and avoid having to wash your hands all together once you have completed the dying project.
Allyson says
You could do that, but I love washing with LAVA soap 🙂
Julie Blanner says
How fun and colorful! My girls will love this!
Jenn says
How cute are these?!?! I can’t wait to dye eggs with my kiddo this year – this is way better than the kits!
Valentina says
My kids will love making these eggs!
Chrissie Baker says
Ooooooo… I’ll have to try this! I love that idea! That would be so much fun!!!
Sommer says
Going to try this method this year!
Sarah Skaggs says
My kids love doing this! Thank you!!
Lora says
I’ve got to do this with the kids next month for Easter…so much fun!!!!!
Jacquelyn Hastert says
These are great! My kiddos would love to do this activity instead of the “traditional” dye.
Deseree says
Oh, the fun to be had in the kitchen this year! I can’t wait to see how these turn out.
Sierra says
These look awesome! I can’t wait to try these out for Easter!
Jocelyn says
These are so fun to make!!!
Sandra | A Dash of Sanity says
This is such a fun idea! I love it!
nancy says
Can you eat these eggs after dying with shaving cream?
Allyson says
You can. Alternatively you can use cool whip and it has the same effect if you are concerned!
Alice says
Should you soak the eggs in vinegar first?
Allyson says
I’ve never tried that…
maria says
Can you reuse the dye after each egg, or do you need to reapply the cream and gel for each egg?
Allyson says
I think you should be able to reuse it. I haven’t tried it, but seems there is still a lot of dye left. Maybe test with a few and see!
Amber says
Can you use the fake eggs
Allyson says
You mean plastic eggs? I haven’t tried that…
Latonya Hernandez says
I am going to try this for this Easter egg hunt I am attending. My son and I will have so much fun creating these together. Thank you!
Mandy says
I would recommend only doing pink, blue and purple. The yellow red orange and green didn’t dye my eggs. I even left in for longer amount of time.