Today we are making something that looks colorful and fun when it is done, snow cone slime!

Oh! And it is an easy homemade slime recipe which means afterward y'all volition have some slime for play that has a crackly satisfying texture.

Yous may recognize this from the cover of our book, 101 Kids Activities that are the Ooey, Gooey-ist Ever!

This slime recipe is ane of our favorite slime recipes from the volume and I think y'all will see why!

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Snowfall Cone Slime Recipe

Making this snow cone slime reminds us about our favorite days in Summer.

Those nights we'd walk downwards to the nearest snow cone shack as a family and get all sugared up.

Supplies Needed to Make Snow Cone Slime Recipe

Hither's what yous'll need to make snow cone slime:

  • 1 5 oz. Bottle Clear Mucilage
  • 1 1/2 tsp liquid starch
  • two cups polypropylene plastic pellets or clear beads
  • Nutrient coloring
  • Food extract (optional)

Directions to Make Snow Cone Slime

Step i

Outset, mix the glue and starch in a small basin very gently. You don't want to crusade too many bubbles every bit you want the mixture to be clear.

Step 2

Next, if you plan to color your slime, you'll want to separate your slime into 3 unlike bowls. We used carmine, blueish and yellow nutrient coloring for ours.

Step 3

Now, add a few drops of food coloring to each bowl and mix well. You should now accept 3 separately dyed slime colors.

Step iv

Now it's fourth dimension to add the plastic pellets. Add ane/4 at a time to each bowl and mix well with your easily.

Finished Snowfall Cone Slime

The slime will eventually plough crackly and information technology volition be harder to add more pellets. That'southward when you know information technology is ready for play!

Y'all can mix the colors together or add them in a snow cone container and watch the colors naturally mix together!

This slime is loads of fun!

Active Time x minutes

Full Fourth dimension 10 minutes

Difficulty Medium

Estimated Cost $10

Materials

  • 1 5 oz. Bottle Clear Glue
  • 1 1/two tsp liquid starch
  • 2 cups polypropylene plastic pellets or clear chaplet
  • Food coloring
  • Food extract (optional)

Tools

  • Mixing basin
  • three split bowls for coloring
  • Something to stir with

Instructions

  1. Mix the glue and starch in a small basin gently equally to non cause too many bubbling.
  2. If yous are going to color your slime like we did, separate into 3 dissimilar bowls and add ane color to each bowl dividing the slime betwixt them.
  3. Slowly add the plastic pellets and mix well until the slime is crackly and information technology is harder to add pellets.

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Awesome, right?

How did your snow cone slime recipe plough out?

Brittanie Pyper loves her hot husband, her two sweetness boys, new infant daughter and crafting like a fauna. Her recipes and crafts can be found all over the cyberspace because, well, she's awesome. Check out her personal site: Simplistically Living.