Dyed Pasta

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If you have a toddler, chances are you have a pasta necklace or a pasta art project. It’s a right of preschool and something that all children seem to love. Which means that having some fun, bright colorful pasta at hand is a great way to keep your toddler (or older children) busy at home as well.

Things you’ll need:
Pasta (various shapes)
Rubbing alcohol
Food coloring
Small zipper baggies

Things to do:
1. Fill each baggie halfway with a mix of pasta shapes.
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2. Pour in enough rubbing alcohol to cover the pasta.
3. Squeeze in five to six drops of food coloring. More will make darker colors, less will make lighter.
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4. Massage the bag to mix the color into the alcohol.
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5. Allow the pasta to sit at least 30 minutes or until the pasta has reached the color you desire.
6. Drain in a colander and spread onto a paper towel lined cookie sheet to dry.
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