Our kids always have so much fun playing with this slime. It’s a great sensory activity as the feeling of it really is like no other. Sit and play with your kids, show them that it’s not scary and enjoy the mess!
Some hints and tips when making this slime is to work quickly otherwise it will sit on the bottom of your thermo bowl and the blades will get a little stuck. As soon as you put the water in, mix it up.
What will happen is the mix will go flat on the bottom of a container. Get a spoon and scoop it up, once it hits your hands it will then act like slime and melt away.
We like to store this in an airtight container and it will last a week or so. If it goes a bit dry, add a few drops of water and mix again.
We love the Hopper range of food colours as a natural option.
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Ingredients
- 120 g cornflour
- 1/2 tsp. natural food colour
- 80 g water
Instructions
Thermal Method
Traditional Method
- Add cornflour, food colour, and water to a mixing bowl and mix straight away until combined.
- Pour into a dish and have fun!
- Add cornflour, food colour, and water to the mixing jug and mix (straight away) for 10 seconds/speed 3.
- Pour into a dish and have fun!
Old School slime. Always the best. Move it quickly to make it hard and slowly to make it melt! Kids LOVE it. Plus the added bonus of hoppers is if the kids get it on their hands it washes off!
In a world where everything has become a danger, these ladies have again, made mums feel like we are not missing out on the regular foods and play recipes. A great recipe! Thanks ladies, so glad your in our family life.
The emails we receive about new recipes and info on the dangers of regular recipes, is wonderful!!
So thankful to have found this recipe, now I can finally make slime I’ve been promising my daughter for months but couldn’t find a recipe I liked.