Turn a simple batch of boiled eggs into a festive centrepiece with Red Easter Egg Food Colouring Powder 5 g. This powdered dye is designed specifically for colouring eggshells, creating a bold, intense red that looks rich and even—ideal for traditional Easter crafts as well as contemporary table styling.

Whether you’re preparing eggs for an Easter breakfast, a springtime display, or a family decorating afternoon, this red egg dye helps you achieve reliable results without fuss. The colour develops nicely on the shell, giving your decorations a clean, saturated finish that stands out in baskets, wreaths, and place settings.

Each sachet contains 5 g of colouring—enough for a typical amount of eggs when prepared according to the instructions. Simply dissolve, add vinegar, and dip your hard-boiled eggs to create a cheerful seasonal look in minutes.

Ready to start your Easter tradition? Add Red Easter Egg Food Colouring Powder 5 g to your basket and create beautifully coloured eggs that everyone will want to admire.

FAQs

How many eggs can I colour with one sachet?
The prepared solution is enough to colour up to 15 hard-boiled eggs in their shells (depending on egg size and desired intensity).

Do I need to add vinegar?
Yes—adding 1–2 tablespoons of vinegar helps the colour adhere to the eggshell for a more even, lasting result.

What water temperature should I use?
Dissolve the powder in about 70°C water for best mixing and colour performance.

Is this colouring meant for the shell or for baking?
Red Easter Egg Food Colouring Powder 5 g is intended for colouring eggshells (Easter egg dye). It is not described as a baking colour in the provided instructions.

Will the shade be bright or subtle?
It is formulated to give an intense red tone for a saturated, eye-catching finish.

Can I adjust the colour intensity?
Yes—leave the eggs in the dye for longer for a deeper shade, or shorten the dipping time for a lighter tint.

1. Dissolve the contents of the sachet in 1/4 litre of water (70°C).
2. Add 1–2 tablespoons of vinegar.
3. The solution is enough to colour up to 15 hard-boiled eggs in their shells.