Kids will go nuts over thisedible chocolate slimerecipe.
Use this for a fun chocolate activity for kids any time you want to play with slime.
Edible Chocolate Slime
Slime.
Its a whole movement, isnt it?
We have tried so many different slimes.
Some with glue, some without.
Some with baking soda, some with contact solution and others with borax.
We had never tried pudding and cornstarch, though.
That is exactly how this Two IngredientChocolate Slimeis made.
Plus, did I mention this is anedible slime recipe?I love chocolate.
So this slime with chocolate seemed like a no brainer.
Your toddlers, preschoolers, kindergartners, grade 1, and grade 2 students will love thiseasy slime recipetoo!
Next add some corn starch.
We ended up using about 1 12 cups, so pour some in and mix.
Once that is mixed, add some more corn starch in.
Which apparently, according to my daughter, is one way you could judge the quality of a slime.
This one was a good quality, according to those standards.
Chocolate activities
After we played with the slime for some time, we added some chocolate chips.
This added a fun texture, but is not required.
The slime still smelled fantastic even without the chocolate chips.
Slime is exciting to make and experiment with, but it is also a fabulous tool.
It is soothing to stretch between your hands, squeeze and manipulate.
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