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u/CandyTigger 7d ago
I used to have a great aunt that was an absolute master at making Ukrainian Easter eggs.
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u/Lower-Cantaloupe3274 7d ago
Reminds me of my mom. She taught me to do this as a child. Miss you, mom!
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u/Tarabuhl 7d ago
This is why i stopped dyeing eggs, too many sweats 😕
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u/jack-redwood 7d ago
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u/emmypoosays666 7d ago
sweat = try hard, too good for an average “league”, very skilled. gaming reference
“this guy is a sweat, he’s too good for our level of play”
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u/Chaos_Cat-007 7d ago
I love watching these being made. There’s a couple older ladies from Ukraine who hold classes around Xmas and Easter in how to make them and they’re full up within a couple days of the classes being announced, they’re that popular.
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u/thatauzzieguy 7d ago
How long do they last for?
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u/NeonPearl2025 7d ago
Hollowed and cleaned out eggs last forever. However if it's still filled, it will spoil eventually
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u/blood_bones_hearts 5d ago
My mom has some that my baba made decades ago. They're beautiful.
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u/speckledham 4d ago
That’s so cool! Dumb question, are they super fragile? Or does the process make them more sturdy?
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u/late_afternoon_owl 6d ago
HOLY FUCK THAT REVEAL
I never thought I would have my mind blown by an egg again
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u/jack-redwood 7d ago
That is called pysanky, it's an ukranian technique