Lifestyle contributor Lori Bergamotto joined "Good Morning America" on Wednesday to test one of the trending alternatives: dyeing marshmallow and peanut butter "eggs" for a festive and tasty twist. 1.

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No eggs? No problem. Jet-Puffed has created a marshmallow dying kit just in time for the Easter holiday, hoping to provide a more affordable alternative to egg dying amid record-high prices.

But there are alternatives that create the spirit of Easter eggs without the price tag. One is marshmallow “eggs,” which you can dye just like the real thing, thanks to a $2 kit from Jet-Puffed.

Since egg prices are still soaring, Jet-Puffed Marshmallows is selling Easter dye kits for $2 at Walmart. Others are resorting to dyeing rocks and potatoes.

Retail egg prices hit another high last week, with the average price for a dozen Grade A large eggs rising 5.6% to a record of $6.23, government data shows. Prices are about 60% higher compared to ...

Retail egg prices hit another high last week, with the average price for a dozen Grade A large eggs rising 5.6% to a record of $6.23, government data shows. Prices are about 60% higher compared to ...

1. Mix the peanut butter and maple syrup until creamy. 2. Add almond flour and powdered sugar gradually, stirring into a dough. 3. Form dough into egg shapes and let chill on a parchment lined ...

But there are alternatives that create the spirit of Easter eggs without the price tag. One is marshmallow “eggs,” which you can dye just like the real thing, thanks to a $2 kit from Jet-Puffed.

But there are alternatives that create the spirit of Easter eggs without the price tag. One is marshmallow “eggs,” which you can dye just like the real thing, thanks to a $2 kit from Jet-Puffed.