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Do you like sour candy? I have always kinda loved sour candies and sour patch kids are no exception! Today I want to show you how to make Sour Patch Kids Edible Rainbow Slime! This stuff is so fun and so easy to make! (Did you know I have a bunch more edible slime recipes?! We love them!)
Plus, RAINBOW SLIME, it’s so pretty! Who doesn’t love it?!
How to Make Sour Patch Kid Edible Rainbow Slime
This edible rainbow slime is REEEEEAAALLLY easy to make. You will love it.
Start by tearing open that bag of Sour Patch Kids candy. I used a jumbo bag- it says 1.9 lbs. on it.
Divide the Sour Patch Kids candy into five bowls by color.
Get you kids in on the dividing action. They will love it. And will definitely love eating a few in the process.
Next you will microwave each bowl for one minute stirring at the half way point. Once it is finished microwaving, stir until the gummy candies are all the way dissolved.
Turn the balls of rainbow slime out onto a surface spread with some cooking oil to prevent sticking. I also like to spray my hands a little bit to keep them from getting too messy.
It gets VERY hot so use caution when removing from the bowls so you do not burn yourself. We spread ours out a bit to cool more quickly.
Make it rainbow, of course by lining up the colors in rainbow order!
Now it is play time! Start with clean hands so you don’t worry so much about kids tasting it.
Stretch it, blow it into bubbles, roll it, pull it. Taste! mmm!
Love Edible Slime? Check out my Edible Slime Recipes book!
Have so much fun making edible slime!! And be sure to check out some of my other Edible Slimes. My favorites are the Starburst Slime, Laffy Taffy Slime, and the Gummy Bear Floam Slime!
Whitney@confessionsofparenting says
I love sour patch kids! This looks like an awesome craft/recipe to do with the kids. I have made the regular kind with them several times. I am excited to try this tasty slime recipe. Thanks!
Karen Waide says
Wow, I never knew you could do that with those candies. I think the children would really enjoy this. Thank you for sharing over on Littles Learning Link Up at Tots and Me…Growing Up Together. Your post is one of the featured posts this week.
Kristen says
My only question…how easy is it to clean the bowls? I am wondering if I would want to do this with disposable bowls.
Karyn Tripp says
It actually washes out easily with hot water!
Theresa says
Oh wow, this is cool. + fun for the kids. Thanks for sharing at the inspiration spotlight party @DearCreatives. Pinned & sharing.
Melissa says
Will the slime stay slimy ar does it harden up when it’s cool?
Karyn Tripp says
It hardens as it cools. But can be re-warmed.
Mother of 3 says
This looks like fun! My boys love making slime and I know they’d go nuts over slime they could eat. Pinned.