Whipped Cream Dyed Eggs – for Easter!
Your kids are going to have a blast making these Whipped Cream Dyed Eggs for Easter! They turn out so colorful and my boys had so much fun making them.
We have spotted this idea using shaving cream, but think using whipped cream seems a bit safer to use on something edible.
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Whipped Cream Dyed Eggs
- Hard Boiled Eggs
- 1 container of Whipped Cream
- Neon Food Coloring
- Vinegar
- Toothpicks
- Disposable Gloves
Directions
Place your eggs in a large pot and fill it with water to cover the eggs. Add a couple of teaspoons of salt to the water. Bring it to a boil. Turn the heat off once it starts to boil and place a lid on top. Let them sit for 5 minutes. Drain and add the eggs to ice cold water to cool. This method is great for easy peeling.
Soak the eggs in vinegar for about 10 minutes…
Add your whipped cream to a cookie sheet…
Spread the cream to cover the entire pan…
Mix 2 Tablespoons on vinegar into each color you decide to use. We used gel food coloring. Add dots of the coloring on the top of the whipped cream leaving an inch in between like this…
Swirl the colors using a toothpick or a knife…
Ours looked like this…
Dry off your eggs that were soaking in the vinegar. Then roll the eggs in the whipped cream like this…
My 6 year old just did one roll then swirled it around a bit with his fingers. Let them sit for 30 minutes then wash them off with water.
Dry with a paper towel. Check them out…so cool!!
Here is a close up…
You could always get creative and make stripes, change colors, etc…
My 6 year old LOVED doing this and we hope you have fun with your kids as well!
Check it out in action…
Check out a few of our other fun Easter egg ideas here…
Baby Egg Birds in Hash Brown Nests…
Over 20 Easter Egg Ideas for Kids…
Peeping Chick Easter Pancakes…
You can view all of our fun Easter ideas HERE!
I seem so stupid do you put the whole egg or do you crack the eggs and hen roll tem in the whip creme .I’m dying to try this. It’s been a long time since I made them I’m 81 now I have great grandchildren to do this with. Thank you barbaragrizzy1111@gmail.com
Roll the whole egg. There is a video included at the bottom of the post to show everything. Hope you have fun doing this with your grandkids!