In the same way Kool Aid dyed your tongue as a kid, you can use it to make these gorgeously vibrant Kool Aid Dyed Eggs! Your favorite Summer beverage has officially been used to make Easter…beautiful!

FARGO - Americans have been decorating Easter eggs the same way since the electric light bulb was in its infancy. It was 1880 when a druggist in Newark, New Jersey, created a way to dye Easter eggs ...

If you are anything like me, finally choosing to dye and decorate Easter eggs is left as the last thing on your to-do list—in fact, my kids are dying to try shaving cream eggs! Sure, those ...

The neon green Jell-O in the grocery aisles will soon lose its unhealthy glow. Kraft Heinz vowed Tuesday to scrap synthetic dyes from its US products for brands that include Jell-O, Kool-Aid, Crystal ...