The tradition of coloring eggs to celebrate Easter can be traced to the 13th-century Britain, and perhaps even earlier, to early Christian Europe and Mesopotamia. But these were not the first colored eggs. Researchers have recently determined that they likely appeared about 150 million years ago.

Learn how to dye Easter eggs with food coloring in under 15 minutes. In this DIY, you will not have to boil or use vinegar.

Wondering how to dye Easter Eggs with food color? You don't have to buy the Easter Egg kits from the grocery store to have gorgeous, pastel colored Easter Eggs for your holiday table. This way, you get control the different color varitations!