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Play Doh


Guhlia

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Guhlia Rising Star

I know this has been discussed at length over and over again, but I noticed that there are A LOT of newbies lately, so I wanted to post this. I have been trying different play doh recipes to make a good gluten free one that rivals the real stuff. I finally found one and it really feels, looks, and works like the real thing!!! I'm so excited I could cry. My daughter has never played with "real" play doh and the colorations stuff just doesn't work very well. It's too dry. Anyway, she is now going into her second hour of playing with play doh and it is just amazing. :) Here's a link to the recipe I used. It is far superior to all the other recipes that I've tried. The only thing that I might add is that I had to use medium low heat rather than low heat to get it to ball up.

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blueeyedmanda Community Regular

Thanks for sharing that Angie! It is very useful to everyone here. Play-Doh is so much fun!!!!

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mom2twoangels Apprentice
Thanks for sharing that Angie! It is very useful to everyone here. Play-Doh is so much fun!!!!

Hi, I have been looking for receipe for playdoh but we can't do rice - does anyone know of another alternate flour we could substitute?

purple Community Regular

I used to make gluten play doh all the time. I sometimes put peppermint extract in it to make it smell good. One of kiddos best amusements that uses their creativeness.

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