The easiest ways to spring into the Easter spirit!

From decorating your home for the festivities to cooking
delicious food, there’s no shortage of things to do when ringing into Easter
celebrations.

That’s why we are here to assist you in this tiring process,
starting with the most important item of all: Easter Eggs!

Festivals serve as an opportunity to come together and bond as
a family. There is no better way to spend quality time with your children in
holidays than painting and dying Easter eggs. 
Scroll down and find ways to dye Easter eggs naturally, instantly, and
inexpensively:

Natural
ways of dying Easter eggs with pink color:

Canned beets
juice: Fluid extraction from canned beets gives a vibrant pink
texture to the Easter eggs. To do this, dip eggs in canned beet juice, add 3
table spoons of vinegar, and leave them for 10-20 minutes. These eggs will have
a lovely shade of pink color. You can also use fresh boiled beets, but it will
take longer than the canned ones.

Cherries: Dip your
eggs in sour cherry jam and it will take the eggs around 8 hours to turn into
the desired color. Try using maraschino cherries to get a vibrant pink.

Raspberries: Another
effective option to dye eggs pink is by using raspberries. This will give your
eggs a purplish pink and takes around 4 hours. 1 cup of raspberries are enough
to make the dye and produce quicker results.

Red onion
Skins: It’s a very popular method of yielding a pinkish dye for
eggs. However, our experience with this dye hasn’t been good, as it gave us
brown color instead of pink. If brown is your thing, go for this option.

Natural
ways of dying Easter eggs with yellow color

Turmeric: This is the most effective method if you want to
give a lovely yellow color to Easter eggs. The best part of this dye is that it
takes only 8 minutes to achieve the desired color. Turmeric leaves a bright,
sunny, and pretty yellow color. You just need two heaping tablespoons of
turmeric in a pot of boiling water.

Orange
peels: Orange peels work only if you leave eggs overnight in the
fridge.

Celery
seeds: If you don’t have celery seeds, you can use celery salt.
Though it won’t give a bright yellow color, it will turn the eggs into a lovely
bright yellow color after 6 hours.

Saffron: Saffron
is pretty expensive, but it gives the loveliest yellow-orange shade to your
Easter eggs. You can get Saffron at reasonable rates from places like Winners,
Marshalls, Homegoods, etc.

Green
Tea:
Green tea gives a pretty light chartreuse color.

Natural
ways of dying Easter eggs with blue color

Purple
Grape juice: to make this dye, boil eggs directly in the juice
without adding any extra water.

Red
Cabbage leaves: It is one of the quickest ways to give a vibrant
blue dye to your Easter eggs.

Blueberries/blueberry
tea:
If you can’t afford to buy blueberries, you can use Saskatoon berries. It
leaves a lovely blue/purple color. You need two cup of berries to yield the
perfect results.

Natural
ways of dying Easter eggs with green color

Spinach: Spinach
works really well for giving a perfect green color to Easter eggs, and it takes
only 2 hours.

Kale: This
method is best for yellow-green color. You’ll need to leave them in the
extraction overnight, though.  

Matcha
tea:
It produces more of a yellowish-green color.

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Hoppy Easter to all of our readers!