CARMIN GEL KIT RUBY 15G

Dr. Oetker Carmine gel dye for eggs – Rubin
The paint is applied to eggs with white shells. MS approval cf. Ord. 857/2004 Carmine egg dye, used according to the indications, is not toxic. In the case of eggs with a more permeable shell, it is not excluded that the paint penetrates through the shell. When using a new color, wash and dry the gloves.

1. Wash and degrease the eggs with a dish detergent, then rinse well and boil on low heat, taking care not to break them. Until dyeing, the eggs can be kept in the water in which they were boiled. They must be warm but without burning the hand at the time of painting.

2. Detach each color envelope using scissors.

3. Place the paint envelopes, unopened, in a bowl of hot water until the paint becomes liquid.

4. Take one egg at a time and wipe it well with a paper towel. Attention: the egg must be warm without burning your hand.

5.Put on the protective gloves, take the envelope of the desired color and homogenize it very well, then cut a corner using scissors.

6. Carefully pour a few drops of paint (maximum 4) into the palm and then rub the palms together to spread the paint. Caution: if too much paint is poured into the palms it will not spread evenly and will dry out harder.

7. Take the egg and roll it in your palms until it is evenly colored and the paint dries. You can repeat the operation for a more intense or uniform color.

8. The egg painted in this way is placed on a paper towel and allowed to dry completely.