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Edible Kool-Aid Slime

21 June, 2018 by Shundara@Savynaturalista

Edible Kool-Aid Slime!

With only four major ingredients Edible kool-aid slime is not only easy to make. It's fun to play with and tastes so good!

Today we are going to make edible Kool-Aid slime! Because we all know Kool-Aid makes the brain happy! This edible slime is made with just powdered sugar and a few simple ingredients to make this slime an edible sweet treat. The Kool-Aid slime we are making today is pretty easy to make and you can use flour to make it. If you don’t have powdered sugar, just use regular sugar. Kool-Aid, powdered sugar and oil is all you need to make this edible Kool-Aid slime.  

Let me tell you it is a really easy slime to make and super fun to play with. This edible slime can be made by anyone and you will not fail at making it. I know it also tastes delicious and after you play with it you can eat it as well.  

With only four major ingredients Edible kool-aid slime is not only easy to make. It's fun to play with and tastes so good!

When making this slime you need to work in all the ingredients to make sure the powdered sugar is less sticky. This sugar slime may get hard after a while so be careful when you bite into this delicious teat! I do recommend keeping the sugar slime in a bit of oil so it doesn’t get sticky.  This edible slime is super sweet even with the Kool-Aid slime getting hard. I am sure you would enjoy playing with this edible slime. I prefer the edible versions because they can be fun to play with and eat as well. Well I hope you enjoy this slime recipe without glue, metamucil or any other fiber bulking powders. I am not a fan of using that stuff when making slime. I hope you enjoy this recipe it is one of the best slimes ever. If you would like any more edible slimes please let me know. I would love to take your request.  

With only four major ingredients Edible kool-aid slime is not only easy to make. It's fun to play with and tastes so good!

Edible Kool-Aid Slime Recipe:  

8oz. Bag of medium marshmallows 

1 packet Kool-Aid 

2-4 cups powdered sugar  

2-4 tbsps. Canola oil (any oil will work)  

Edible Kool-Aid Slime Recipe Directions: In a microwave safe bowel add bag of marshmallows and one tbsp. Oil. Place in microwave for 30-60 seconds. Once marshmallows have melted mix until combined add one cup of powdered sugar to bowl and mix. Once mixed sprinkle one cup powdered sugar onto parchment paper or freezer paper. Place mixture on to the powdered sugar and need the rest of the powdered sugar, Kool-Aid and oil until slime is no longer sticky.  

 

With only four major ingredients Edible kool-aid slime is not only easy to make. It's fun to play with and tastes so good!

Edible Slime Recipes To Try:

 

EDIBLE MARSHMALLOW SLIME

With only four major ingredients Edible Marshmallow slime is not only easy to make. It's fun to play with and tastes so good!

 

EDIBLE STARBURST SLIME

Learn how to make edible starburst slime with only three ingredients! It's not only easy to make. It's fun to play with and tastes so good!

 

EDIBLE SUGAR SLIME

Edible sugar slime requires a few easy pantry ingredients that anyone can find. This edible sugar slime is not only fun to play with but easy to make!

 

HOW TO MAKE EDIBLE JELLY BEAN SLIME

Only three major ingredients in this Edible Jelly bean slime is not only easy to make. It's fun to play with and tastes so good!

 

 

 

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