
Would you believe me if I told you that the eggs pictured above are really egg-free Easter eggs?
Milk allergies are becoming quite common, but egg allergies are also a big concern, and can be more common in those who have a milk allergy. Not to mention vegans, the egg averse (raises hand), and anyone who simply can’t stomach another hard-boiled egg after Easter. Hence why I wanted to let you know about one of my recent findings, EggNots.

I haven’t trialed them personally, as of yet (hence no star rating), but have heard great things about them. EggNots are the first dyable egg-free Easter eggs, and they boast the following:
Beyond bunny season, the makers of these egg-free Easter eggs say that they are fun for crafting year-round, and can even be used for home decor.
To keep things eco-friendly and allergy-safe, you can use our Natural Egg Dye Recipe, or the one provided below by EggNots. If using their recipe, be sure to use a natural, food-grade brand of dye, such as India Tree.
Recipe from EggNots, the vegan and egg-free Easter egg alternative.
Ingredients
Instructions
http://www.godairyfree.org/news/egg-free-easter-eggs-eggnots
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