I think I may have come across the best home-made playdough recipe EVER! Really easy & fast to make and way cheaper than the store-bought ones.
Whilst making a batch as little gifts for Sophia's birthday party packs,I quickly grabbed my camera to take pics to share the recipe with you:
Ingredients:
250 ml Flour
125 ml Salt
2 tsp Cream of Tartar
250 ml Water
30 ml Veg Oil
Food Colouring
1.) Add "dry" ingredients to Pan: Flour, Salt, Cream of Tartar
2.) Mix "wet" ingredients: Water, Oil, Food Colouring (the more you add, the more intense your colour - less you add, the more pastel the colour)
4.) Stir it up, it will turn into a gloopy mixture
5.) After about a minute of stirring, it will become more stiff and after a few more seconds it will start binding into a ball of dough
6.) Remove from heat
7.) Knead the dough until you get the consistency that you want
I usually make the play dough with my kids, let them pour the contents into the pan before I stir it up... so when I start kneading it, they can't wait to have a turn! Be careful because it will still be hot straight from the pan... give it a minute.
I made a few batches, measured out 100g balls, and put them in plastic containers labelled Sophia's Playdough. I still wanted to add some glitter to the mix to make it all sparkly for the occasion, but didn't get there - next time.
They were added to the party packs... more on that in another post!
Give it a try, it really goes so quick and will have your little ones occupied for at least 30 minutes before they demand your attention again ;)
Let me know if you make it, and how it turns out!
Whilst making a batch as little gifts for Sophia's birthday party packs,I quickly grabbed my camera to take pics to share the recipe with you:
Ingredients:
250 ml Flour
125 ml Salt
2 tsp Cream of Tartar
250 ml Water
30 ml Veg Oil
Food Colouring
1.) Add "dry" ingredients to Pan: Flour, Salt, Cream of Tartar
2.) Mix "wet" ingredients: Water, Oil, Food Colouring (the more you add, the more intense your colour - less you add, the more pastel the colour)
3.) Combine liquid with contents of pan, turn the stove on ;)
5.) After about a minute of stirring, it will become more stiff and after a few more seconds it will start binding into a ball of dough
I usually make the play dough with my kids, let them pour the contents into the pan before I stir it up... so when I start kneading it, they can't wait to have a turn! Be careful because it will still be hot straight from the pan... give it a minute.
I made a few batches, measured out 100g balls, and put them in plastic containers labelled Sophia's Playdough. I still wanted to add some glitter to the mix to make it all sparkly for the occasion, but didn't get there - next time.
Give it a try, it really goes so quick and will have your little ones occupied for at least 30 minutes before they demand your attention again ;)
Let me know if you make it, and how it turns out!
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