Home Made Playdough

We wanted to find a good, non-toxic, home made play dough recipe for our kids. After searching, we found one. We have it saved here for our future reference, and for you!

INGREDIENTS

1 cup - All-Purpose Flour

1 cup - Water

2 tsp - Cream of Tartar

1/3 cup - Salt

1 Tbs - Oil

Food Coloring

INSTRUCTIONS

1. Mix all ingredients in a 2-quart saucepan.

2. Cook over low/medium heat, stirring.

3. Continue stirring until the mixture is thickened and begins to gather around the spoon.

4. Remove the dough onto wax paper or a plate to cool.

5. After play, store in plastic bag or container of your choosing.

NOTES

The recipe calls for Vegetable Oil, but you can substitute for other oils. We used liquid coconut oil with perfect results.

ORIGINAL LINK

https://livingwellmom.com/easy-homemade-playdough-recipe/#tasty-recipes-53624-jump-target

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