Ingredients:
raw eggs
thumbtack
butter knife
bowl
bowl of warm soapy water
towel
egg dye
markers
glitter
fine confetti
spoon
colored tissue paper
scissors
Elmer's glue
- It's a tradition in the Southwest of the United States. Breaking them is a tradition that is supposed to bring good luck.
- On the top of the egg, poke a hole with a thumbtack. Be careful not to poke your fingers.
- On the bottom of the egg, make a hole about the size of a dime. Tap the end gently on a table, or hit the end with a butter knife. You should also use the thumbtack to break the yolk inside the egg. Shake the insides of the egg into a bowl and save them for scrambled eggs!
- Wash your egg with warm water and dry it off. Make sure to wash your hands well after you do this.
- Decorate your egg with egg dye or markers, or both.
- Then use a spoon to fill your eggs with confetti and glitter.
- Glue a small circle of tissue paper over the hole. You should pick a tissue paper color that matches the color you made the egg. Then you can disguise the hole! When the glue dries, you're ready to go.
- Always play with your cascarones outside. Chase your friends and shower them with confetti and glitter by gently breaking the eggs over (but not on) their heads.
- When the eggs are broken over your head, you are "Showered with good fortune."
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