Most playdough recipes call for the ingredient cream of tartar and most people's reaction is what is that? Cream of tartar is an acidic ingredient commonly used in desserts, beaten egg whites to give more volume, candy etc. While it isn't a common baking ingredient (depending on your baking habi

If you have a playdough eater, and are concerned about the high sodium content - here's a salt free playdough recipe for you.   Ingredients: 2 Cups of Flour 3 tablespoons of Olive Oil (This is lovely on your skin while you play!) 1/2 cup of water Food Colouring, Glitter, Sand, any

For people with gluten allergies or Celiac disease it can be difficult to find recipes since things like wheat are not allowed. Even the playdough bought in stores contains gluten. Studies have shown that up to 0.6% of children have gluten allergies. So we modified our popular easy peasy no c

Well while I only recommend this as a VERY occasional occurance, here is the edible chocolate playdough recipe. To make it a little healthier I am using the healthest ingredients possible considering the recipe. Ingredients 4 tablespoons of cocoa powder (personally I prefer Blooker Cocoa)

Aromatherapy playdough should be in every parent's rainy day toolkit. Tailor your aromatherapy dough to suit your child's moods, or simply your taste. Begin with a batch of our Easy Peasy No Cook Playdough Recipe or our Cooked Playdough Recipe Select your colouring to suit the scent of the do