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When you see the Trader Joe’s name on a package, you can be assured that the product inside contains colors derived only from naturally available products. We take this commitment seriously, so it only seems fitting to extend said commitment to creative culinary pursuits as well—like dyeing Easter Eggs!

Follow along and learn how to dye Easter eggs naturally using Trader Joe’s products...

0:10 | Combine 4 cups water and 2 tablespoons TJ's White Modena Vinegar in medium pot.
0:14 | Bring water to a boil and add dye ingredients, one batch at a time.
0:17 | For YELLOW eggs: 3 tablespoons TJ’s Organic Ground Turmeric
0:18 | For BLUE eggs: 1 package TJ’s Frozen Blueberries
0:19 | For GREEN(ish) eggs: 2 cups TJ’s Organic Pomegranate Juice
0:21 | For PINK eggs: 2 cups chopped TJ’s Fresh Organic Beets
0:26 | Lower heat and simmer your natural dye for 30 minutes and let cool.
0:37 | If using beets or blueberries, strain dye before using.
0:44 | Add eggs to large glass jars (plastic will stain!) and cover with cooled dye.
0:49 | Let eggs sit for 30 minutes to a few hours—the longer they sit, the deeper the color.
0:53 | Remove eggs and gently pat dry with paper towels.
0:58 | Happy hunting!

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