Though decorating Easter eggs can sometimes be a big mess, it sure is a lot of fun for children, and it's an Easter tradition in most families.

Rather than buying the little ready-made Easter kits for decorating eggs, have you ever considered making your own dyes and creating "designer Easter eggs"?

At the Fabulous Foods Easter Eggs site, you'll learn how to boil perfect Easter eggs, how to dye the eggs using ingredients you probably have around your house, and how to make unusual eggs, like Dinosaur Eggs, Marble Eggs, or All Natural Onion Skin Dyed Eggs.

You'll also discover the ten best things to do with leftover Easter eggs, as well as how to use hollow eggs by blowing out the contents.

Click here for a new perspective and unusual ideas for making your Easter eggs extra special this year.

Have you ever wondered how safe Easter eggs are after your children have hidden them two or three times around the yard, and after they've been out of the refrigerator for several hours?

To prevent Salmonella, Click here learn about the proper handling of Easter eggs. It also lists the USDA guidelines for hard-boiled eggs.

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