So we have been experimenting with Easter eggs again. I figured out how to marble eggs and still be able to peel and eat them after the Easter egg hunt is over. I work hard buying our groceries at a good price that I hate wasting any food. The thought of putting shaving cream on my eggs (like some marbled egg directions call for) made me cringe.
This time we get a bit messy. I had to keep reminding myself everything is washable, including Ms. Tiger. đŸ™‚ She loved swirling the colors in her bowl and pulling her egg out. She was overjoyed that I was letting her dig in, and get her hands dirty.
Supplies:
1 C Heavy whipping cream whipped until fluffy (I am guessing a cup of pre-made whipped cream would work too)
Eggs
Small shallow bowls or cups that eggs will fit in
Food coloring
Directions:
1. Spoon approximately two tablespoons of whipped cream into bowl
2. Add food coloring to the bowl and swirl. We used liquid food coloring and gel food coloring. I think the gel colors worked better.
Make sure not to over swirl. We counted 3 stirs and then stopped.
After you use a bowl a few times the colors get muddy, so wash hands and start a new bowl. This is a great time to try new color combinations!
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3. Dip egg into the whipping cream so it gets good and covered.
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| Messy hands for a pretty egg. |
4. Set egg on a tray to dry. We let ours dry overnight.
5. Wash whipping cream off egg with hot water and your done.
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