#Making clear gelatin how to#
(I included instructions on how to do this toward the end of the article, so make sure you scroll to the bottom.) Not only can you turn it into slime, but you can also use it to create a Jell-O dig or simply let your little ones smash it as a way to channel their destructive energies.Īnother fun way you can use it is to create baby-safe jelly cubes that infants and toddlers can squish between their fingers.Īnd while I actually used unflavoured gelatin for this recipe because I didn’t want the blocks to taste good, you can absolutely use regular flavoured Jell-O if that’s what you have on hand. So did the Jell-O powder we used to make Edible Jell-O Slime.Īnd speaking of Jell-O, it turns out that there are lots of different ways to use it for gelatin sensory play.
When we decided to make Edible Frosting Play Dough, the frosting we used came from the dollar store. And since I’m such a big fan of taste-safe sensory recipes, that’s really come in handy over the years. One of the things I like about the dollar store is that they carry all sorts of items-including food items. They have a surprising amount of variety, and they tend to have cheaper prices than other stores. Whenever I can, I like to buy our craft and activity supplies from the dollar store. Want to print out this activity? Scroll to the bottom for the printable summary!
#Making clear gelatin full#
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