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The Independent UK
The Independent UK
Julia Musto

Is it safe to eat dyed Easter eggs?

Easter egg dyes come in a rainbow of vibrant hues, including ruby reds, sky blues and emerald greens.

For just a couple of dollars, Americans can purchase a kit that allows them to dye up to two dozen eggs, which can be eaten or hidden around the backyard for an Easter egg hunt.

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