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This Easter, it’s time to take your little one’s Easter basket to the next level with Hello Kitty Easter eggs! Whether you’re creating an epic egg hunt or just want to give your child a special surprise, these hard-boiled eggs with a surprise inside are the perfect addition. Not only do they add an element of fun to the holiday, they’re also a great way to bring a smile to your child’s face. With their adorable design, these eggs make it easy to show your little one that you’re thinking of them and love them. In this article, you will learn about the different types of Hello Kitty Easter eggs that are available, as well as some tips for creating an unforgettable egg hunt experience. So this Easter, forget giving your child the same old chocolate eggs, and give them something that is sure to be a hit – Hello Kitty Easter eggs!

I used my Instant Pot for the 5-5-5 method! If you have an Instant Pot and haven’t tried making hard-boiled eggs this way, you have to! Perfectly cooked eggs every single time!

Easy Instant Pot Hello Kitty Easter Eggs

These Hello Kitty Easter eggs are just adorable!! You will be surprised how easy they are to make. Give them a try and see!

 

Cooking your eggs and decorating is no fuss. If you have little kids let them help draw on their faces while you attach the bows.

When Was Hello Kitty Created

 

Hello Kitty’s first appearance (on a purse) was introduced in Japan in 1974 and brought to the United States in 1976.  Originally aimed at pre-adolescent females.

 

The love adults have for Hello Kitty has grown as many of those young girls first introduced to Hello Kitty in 1976 are now adults. Several Hello Kitty TV series, targeted towards young children, have been produced.

 

Hello Kitty is also the main character at the two Japanese Sanrio theme parks, Harmonyland and the indoor Sanrio Puroland.  A Hello Kitty cafe is on its way to Orange County, California.

Hello Kitty

Many of you know that I  have a great love for Hello Kitty.  What could be more fun, loveable and inspiring than Hello Kitty.  Girls of all ages can enjoy Hello Kitty and love her forever.

 

I love Hello Kitty so much that I created a Hello Kitty LOVE Facebook page.  Join me there for fun Hello Kitty treats like these adorable Hello Kitty Easter eggs.

Instant Pot 5-5-5 Method

Now you can boil your eggs in a pan on the stovetop of you would like. But I have found sometimes that method leads me to over-cooked or undercooked eggs often.

 

With the Instant Pot 5-5-5 method, I get hard-boiled eggs that are cooked each and every single time. You don’t have that worry of will your eggs turn out.

• 5 minute cook time
• 5 minute natural release of pressure
• 5 minute ice bath

 

Look at how easy this method is you guys!

Prep Tools for Hard Boiled Eggs

• Invest in an egg rack for your Instant Pot! If you plan to make eggs often it is totally with buying.
• Tongs are a magical tool to lift out those hot eggs from your Instant Pot as the timer goes off.
• Measuring cup for adding your one cup of water into the Instant Pot!
• Food Prep Bowl for giving your eggs an ice bath after!

 

Some of these items you might already have on hand. Making eggs in the Instant Pot isn’t hard at all, and will give you awesome results each and every time.

Does Cooking Eggs in Instant Pot Help With Peeling Easier

I have made a lot of hard-boiled eggs in my Instant Pot and yes I find they peel easier. So many times I made them on the stove and half the egg peels off when I go to peel them.

 

With the Instant Pot I tend to get a shell that peels a lot easier and cleaner. It doesn’t seem to stick and rip pieces of egg what off along with it.

Can I Use Food Grade Markers for Hello Kitty Eggs

You can invest in some food grade markers for your Hello Kitty Easter eggs! They have where you can buy individual colors or feel free to buy a variety pack on hand!

 

If you don’t want to hot glue the bow down, reach for double sided tape instead. Both methods seem to work really well for these Easter eggs.

Do I Need to Refrigerate Hard Boiled Eggs

Yes! I know back in the day hunting hard boiled decorated eggs was very popular, but consuming those eggs was a risk.

 

You don’t want to eat an egg that has sat out for more than two hours. You run the risk of developing salmonella as bacteria can begin to grow on the eggs as the temperature rises.

 

If you do give your kids these eggs, place them in the fridge until right before filling their basket. Or toss the eggs that were out so you don’t run the risk of getting sick.

 

At the end of the day, these Hello Kitty Easter eggs are a fun and easy way to dress up Easter. Step out of the classic dyed eggs and give these designed eggs a try!

I definitely can not claim to be the creator of these eggs as there are many versions circulating the internet but I wanted to recreate them myself to test how easy or complicated they would be.  I can happily report that this is an EASY project.

Do these Hello Kitty Easter eggs look fun or what?
 

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