Cool Whip Dyed Easter Eggs

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Here’s a fun twist on dyeing Easter eggs this year! Grab a tub of cool whip and food coloring for an experience! I have also posted my shaving cream easter eggs but this makes it safer and edible.

I found using the neon food coloring makes it more vibrant and colorful!

Supplies:

Cool Whip
Neon Food Dye
Hard Boiled Eggs
Vinegar (optional)

Instructions:

If using vinegar (brighter colors on eggs) soak your eggs in the vinegar for about 2 minutes. Be careful not to forget them.

Spread your cool whip out about an inch thick onto a baking sheet or platter. Drop dots of the food coloring all over the cool whip and use a spoon to gently swirl the color. Do not mix the color too much. Coat the eggs in the mixture and place them in the fridge for 30 minutes. I just left mine on the platter. Rinse and dry them off, and they are done!

A wonderful food safe and fun way to dye eggs.