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Well, well, well! Do I have something extremely fun to teach your kids today! Do your kids like ice cream? Do your kids like play dough? Let’s combine those two wonderful things into a kid friendly craft that is sure to provide lots of smiles and giggles! Introducing:
Ice Cream Play Dough!
It’s edible, it’s soft, and it looks and moves EXACTLY like ice cream. I can’t wait to show you my easy DIY play dough recipe:
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LOVE this idea! Can’t wait to make it with my kids… and for me:-)
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Oh my goodness Kelly! How fun is this?! Can’t wait to play around with it!
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So so cool! Love it! And as far as accurately measuring the frosting, a plunger style measuring cup works wonders for all sticky, gooey ingredients! 😉
This is SO awesome! My 6-year-old wants a Frozen movie themed birthday and I think I’ll make a couple of batches for the girls to play with as one of our activities. Such a sweet idea and your photos are just beautiful. Thanks for sharing!
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no wonder they like it its pure sugar!!! ur children will have no teeth silly woman!!!
LOL Denise! I’ll make them glittery dentures if that happens!
Dee! You are not forced to make this. If you can’t say something nice, don’t say anything at all. Didn’t your mother teach you this?
Kelly, This looks like so much fun. I love how it is so easy to make too. Your kids look adorable in these pictures. See you tomorrow in Parent Participation class.
So cool, Kelly! Totally making this with my kids!
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Love this idea! So simple. I shared on my blog today
Oh My How I really Love the way this looks! Unfortunately, I am NO Baker & don’t own a mixer–would it work by hand (if starting at room temp), & or Blender on the slowest? I’m not sure we ‘ll be able to do this one … But it’s lovely none the less!
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I to am wondering if there is a way to make this without a stand mixer. Have it on my list of activities for spring break next week, sure hope there is another way.
This looks great! Quick question, you said premade frosting? Do you mean like the Betty Crocker cake frosting? I only ask cause it doesn’t look the same consistency as what’s in those little tubs. Thanks !
Yes just like Better Crocker cake frosting (just those pre-made tubs you get in the baking isle). I did not use the “whipped” frosting though. Just the regular kind:)