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The Hidden Beauty of a Black Easter Egg
There is black food color If you seriously need black-black-black eggs, we would spray paint them black. The eggs would not be edible at that point – the shells are porous, and who knows what awful chemicals would seep through! But you would have a black black. You would have to be good about ensuring that any little darlings did not sneak off with their black eggs and try to eat them. In our experience, if you give them lots and lots of candy, they will show no interest whatsoever in eating hard-cooked eggs, however magnificently decorated. Also keep them away from pets. |
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