The Kool-Aid ones are non-toxic, edible, and smell great. They last in an airtight container up to 3 months, and you have all kinds of color options!
I will share the printable I created for the Goody Bags tomorrow, but for today, here's the recipe:
Ingredients:
1 1/4 cups flour
1/4 cup salt
1 Pkg unsweetened Kool-Aid
1 cup boiling water
1 1/2 tbs oil
Directions:
1. Mix flour, salt, and Kool-Aid until blended.
2. Add oil and boiling water, mix with spoon until cool enough to knead.
3. Knead by hand until color is blended.
4. Store in air tight bag or container in the refrigerator.
What a great idea! I have never seen this before. Kids always enjoy kits like this. Even adults! :)
ReplyDeleteI'm your newest follower. Come on by sometime. I also have a weekly linky party called Terrific Under Ten Tuesdays. Its for projects made for $10 or less. I would love for you to link up sometime!
Yes, love it. Good job.
ReplyDeleteCute! I had no idea playdough was so easy to make! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteAs part of my Homemade Christmas series, I wanted to make the Goody Bags for Big Sister's classmates a kit for something they could make at home. click here
ReplyDeleteWow Awesome Homemade Christmas..!!!
ReplyDeleteHappy to see that..enjoyable..!!
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