Why dye the outside of Easter eggs, when you can dye the insides? Check out this recipe for beet-dyed ruby eggs. — A Veggie Venture
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That is too neat!
1cute but i am so not a beet fan
2Those are pretty, but I don't think I like beets.
3I have done that with flavored teas. Lightly crack the eggs and soak them in a strong tea.
4Wow! I never heard of doing this before.
5When you soak them in tea, does it make the whites turn brown? I think I'll try this beet coloring. It looks pretty! That's not something I thought I would ever say about egg whites!
6These are beautiful!
I eat tea eggs all of the time (which are a tasty chinese snack), so it seems like a pretty normal thing to me.
7I'm on the fence with this one. Does it sweeten the egg?
8There's an Amish restaurant in my area that has eggs like this at their buffet. Not my cup of tea--I don't like hard boiled eggs in the first place--but my brother absolutely loves them. I think it does change the flavor.
9pretty - but i hate eggs!
10totally cool!
11They're pretty.
12Such a great idea!
13omg that is cool! i love beets
but don't think my kids have ever had them.
an amish restaurant? how is that possible? i thought they shunned money and non amish and all things monied and modern?
14so cool! i'm gonna have to try this
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