Coloring eggs with bright dyes is not as simple as it seems at first glance. But this life hack will speed up the preparation for vacation, and also prevent stains and stains from appearing on the hull.
Easter preparations are in full swing! Soon everyone will start putting dough on Easter cakes, cooking Easter cottage cheese and, of course, coloring eggs.
There are no other ways to dye eggs! Many people use natural dyes for this: for example, turmeric, tea leaves or onion peel. Store-bought dyes are also in high demand, resulting in more saturated shades.
Food coloring significantly speeds up holiday preparation, but still has significant drawbacks. For example, the hands, and sometimes the dishes, are heavily painted. Also, eggs painted in this way must be dried very carefully so that they do not leave ugly streaks.
- Pour dry rice into a plastic bag and add a dye of any shade you like to it – ready-made liquid or pre-diluted in a small amount of water
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