Easter is on April 20th and many will be celebrating with traditional activities like dyeing eggs. Instead of buying a dyeing kit, you can use ingredients commonly found in the kitchen. The color of ...

NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — Eggs are rich in nutrients with whole-body benefits, including eye health and metabolism. And we love the creative process of decorating eggs, making them festive as well as ...

Dyeing your Easter eggs naturally is the best way to make this fun Easter tradition environmentally friendly as well as conducive to a clean eating lifestyle. Dyes and chemicals are something I avoid ...

Easter, the Christian holiday, is creeping up, with Holy Week kicking off this weekend on Palm Sunday. For those celebrating the festivity, there are plenty of traditions to partake in, including ...

Here are ingredients and directions for making natural dyes for Easter eggs: Red: 2 pounds beets, peeled, diced. Yellow/tan: 1 pound onion skins. Yellow/orange: 1 1/2 cups (1.9- ounce) jar turmeric.

Answer Guy: While there are many commercial kits available, dyeing eggs using natural products is perhaps a more traditional way to celebrate Easter. Many natural products create great dyes for Easter ...

Many historians believe the tradition of dyeing Easter eggs dates back to the early Christians in Mesopotamia. The practice is firmly established around many modern dining tables, where families ...

As a kid, I loved dyeing Easter eggs with my Mom. She'd get those little tablets that came in the box with the cartoon chicken on them and drop them into tea cups with vinegar and water. They'd fizz ...

Let’s face it: lately, we’ve all been freaking out a little about artificial food dye. Whether we’re pouring over lists of foods containing now-banned Red Dye No. 3 (maraschino cherries? Swedish fish?