I'm not a pro when it comes to making any sort of dough in the kitchen, but this was really easy and took no time at all to become dough-like in the pot. As an added bonus, I discovered another use for cream of tartar besides the one recipe I bought it for LOL!
I floured the counter and let it cool down a bit before kneading.

Once it cooled, I separated the dough and let Ashleigh & Clayton knead. Ashleigh really got into kneading hers, Clayton didn't really care to touch his LOL!

For coloring, we used packets of Celestial Seasoning Go Stix (water flavoring packets) I had on hand. The Wild Cherry packet gave Ashleigh's a nice pink color and delicious smell.

Voila! Homemade playdough! We had lots of fun making shapes and letters with it. I thought it had a much better texture than regular store bought playdough and seemed to clean up alot easier. Plus if Heaven forbid Reedy would have eaten some (he didn't btw) I wouldn't have freaked because I know exactly what's in it.
We'll definitely be making this again and trying different colors. It would also make a great frugal birthday gift for kids!
2 comments:
Love the pictures! Looks like a nice easy recipe I could do. We'll try that out this summer. Thanks for sharing.
~BB
(found you on moneysavingmom)
Hello! I thank you for your note of encouragement on my beginning blog. I have added more to it since and hope you will come back. I really have enjoyed looking through years and gleaning ideas and inspirations! Blessings -
Rebecca
fourmyers.blogspot.com
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