Make Marbled Easter Eggs With 1 Secret Ingredient

Step 1:
Hard-boil or blow out your eggs. Abby points out that if you're planning on hard-boiling them, remember that the eggs will not be edible later. If you blow out the eggs, you'll need to place something on top of the bowl to keep the eggs covered in the dye.

Step 2:
Mix equal parts grape juice and vinegar in a bowl, enough to submerge your eggs. Place eggs in the bowl, and leave overnight.

Step 3:
The next day, remove eggs from the bowl and rinse off. Use a paper towel to rub away the foamy layer, revealing the marbled surface.

Step 4:
Dip egg partially into a cup of gold paint. Place upside down in an egg carton to dry.

Step 5:
Place in a bowl on your Easter table to enjoy!