Natural Easter Egg Dye
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Lexi's Clean Kitchen · by Lexi5.0 (2)

Natural Easter Egg Dye

NUTRITION · PER SERVING
CAL 27%·PRO 28%
CARBS 121G91% OF CAL
30G FIBER0G ADDED56G INTRINSIC36G OTHER56G TOTAL SUGAR
FAT 3G5% OF CAL
1G SAT2G UNSAT

BARS = SHARE OF RECIPE CALORIES · RINGS = FDA DV

A guide to making natural dyes from vegetables and fruits for Easter eggs. Uses vegetables like beets, cabbage, and turmeric.

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Nutrition & ingredients

Ingredients

  • Beets (red/pink/brown: 1 large beet, diced + 2 cups water)
  • Red Cabbage (blue: ½ red cabbage, sliced + 2 cups water)
  • Red Onion Skins (deep orange/brown: skins from 4 large onions + 2 cups water)
  • Turmeric (yellow: ¼ cup sliced fresh turmeric or 2 tablespoons dried turmeric + 2 cups water)
  • More Natural Color Suggestions
  • Blueberries (grey/blue: 2 cups frozen blueberries + 2 cups water (don’t boil this one. Just let it steep!))
  • Carrots (orange/yellow: 3 large carrots, sliced + 2 cups water)
  • Spinach or Parsley (green: 2 cups spinach or 1 bunch parsley + 2 cups water)
  • Yellow Onion Skins (orange: skins from 4 large onions + 2 cups water)
  • Coffee (brown: 2 cups strong brewed coffee)
PREP
SODIUM
253MG
ESTIMATE
COMPLETE

Nutrition estimated from ingredients, per serving. 100% of estimated mass resolved.