Eggs Are Eggspensive! Try These Cheap Dyeable Easter Eggs Instead (Only $1.98 at Walmart)
It wouldn’t be Easter without the eggs… but what about the price?!
The price of eggs has been a hot topic in the last few months, with the price of a dozen climbing to more than double a gallon of gas in many areas.
We were happy to discover lots of dyeable Easter egg options last year – including chalkboard styles and even some filled with confetti – and a few have already popped back up again this year. These are an excellent alternative to decorating fresh eggs, both because they’re a more cost-effective choice and because they can be reused year after year to add to your Easter decor.
Below you’ll find the current options we spotted, including cute popular (and affordable) Way to Celebrate Easter Eggs to display your creations. While we hope to soon see more show up in-store & online at various retailers, you may not want to wait, as we do expect these to sell out this year.
Fill your basket with these dyeable Easter eggs…
Way to Celebrate Confetti Eggs 12-Count
Only $1.98 at Walmart
*Availability may vary by location
Way to Celebrate DIY Plastic Easter Eggs w/ Chalk
Only $2.24 at Walmart
Includes 12 colored eggs with chalkboard material and 6 pieces of chalk to decorate the eggs in a fun, mess-free way!
Way to Celebrate Chalkboard Eggs 12-Count
Only $1.98 at Walmart
*Availability may vary by location
D.Y.E. Easter Eggs 12-Count
Only $2.24 at Walmart
Spritz Dyeable Egg Kit
Only $3 at Target
This 20-piece Spritz dyeable Easter egg decorating kit includes 12 plastic eggs, 4 liquid dye pouches, and 4 plastic dye bags.
Creatology Color-In Plastic Crafting Eggs 12-Count $5.99
Use promo code DAILY23US (20% off regular-priced items)
Opt for free Michaels store pickup where available
Final cost $4.79!
Includes 12 printed color-in eggs, a carton, markers, and cardboard stands
Creatology White Plastic Crafting Eggs 12-Count $5.99
Use promo code DAILY23US (20% off regular priced items)
Opt for free Michaels store pickup where available
Final cost $4.79!
Includes 12 white plastic dyable Easter eggs, a dipper, and cardboard stands
JOYIN White Wooden Dyeable Easter Eggs 24-Count Pack
Only $17.99 on Amazon – just 74c per egg!
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I’ve been looking for the $1.98 walmart ones but haven’t spotted them yet. I’m definitely going to grab one when I do. Not using real eggs this year. Please post when you spot them at Walmart 🙂
Thanks for the request, Tricia! We’re keeping an eye out! 👀 Dollar Tree is a great place to check for them too! Hoping you can grab them! 🤞
The confetti eggs are horrible. Such a mess. Every year confetti is all over the parks and it’s there for weeks.
I get mine from a neighbor. If we can’t get some extra for Easter I am definitely going to do this.
These stable eggs are awesome. Once Easter is over, you can clean the dye right off of them and reuse them the next year. I’ve been using the same eggs going on 5 years!
*reusable eggs
What a great idea, Kate! Thanks for sharing how you’ve been able to reuse them each year! 🙌❤️
How do you get the dye off?
Years ago, a friend gave me a hot tip….dye them uncooked! You have the fun of coloring eggs, but then can use them as you like!
Oh cool! I never thought of that! Thanks for that tip, Kathie! 🙌🥰
Found them today on walmart.com for shipping to home for $2.24. Just ordered one. It’s still cheaper than regular eggs, so I’ll take it.
Awesome! Thanks for the update on where you spotted these at, Tricia! 🥚🙌
When my kiddos were tots and I didn’t want the mess of using actual dye, I would buy these and let them use the crayola water color paints to color them. Way more kid friendly than some of the dyes and washed off hands/surfaces easily too!
I should clarify, we just used the brushes that came with the crayola watercolor paints and the kids painted on the eggs.
Eggs actually went from around $5 down to around $3 where I live. That’s a huge change at more than one grocery store chain.
$4.20 for 18 pack of eggs in KY now. Down from $6.