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
cute but i am so not a beet fan
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Those are pretty, but I don't think I like beets.
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I have done that with flavored teas. Lightly crack the eggs and soak them in a strong tea.
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Wow! I never heard of doing this before. 
When 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!
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These 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.
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I'm on the fence with this one. Does it sweeten the egg?
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There'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.
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pretty - but i hate eggs!
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totally cool!
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They're pretty.
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Such a great idea!
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omg 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?
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so cool! i'm gonna have to try this
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That is too neat!
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