Taste-Safe Candy Corn Slime
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Celebrate Halloween with a batch of fun and taste-safe candy corn slime, made with actual candy corn!
Candy Corn.
Some love it, some hate.
But one thing is for sure — candy corn is the quintessential Halloween treat.
Candy Corn Slime
This fun and easy-to-make Halloween slime can be made with just 5 ingredients: cornstarch, vanilla, marshmallows, and — you guessed it — candy corn.
While I wouldn’t suggest letting the little ones chow down on it, this candy corn slime is in fact edible. For me, I just like being able to rest assured that if one of the kids does sneak a taste, it won’t cause them any harm — other than a possible sugar high.
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This Halloween slime recipe doesn’t require any baking or cooking, other than some quick microwaving to melt the mini marshmallows and the candy corn. Other than that it is as simple as stirring and mixing.
So between the pumpkin carving and Halloween treats, why not make a batch of this taste-safe slime with the kids?
This easy-to-make slime would make for a great preschool or homeschool activity with the children. The kids will enjoy watching the candy melt and turn into slime.
But be careful that the slime has cooled down enough before letting the kids get their hands in it – it will be hot coming out of the microwave!
I hope that you and the kiddos enjoy this fun Fall sensory play activity!
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- Taste-Safe Apple Playdough
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Candy Corn Slime
Equipment
- medium size microwave bowl or container
- fork or spoon (to stir)
Supplies
- 12 oz mini marshmallows
- 1 cup candy corn
- 1 Tablespoons canola oil
- 1 tsp vanilla
- 1 - 1 ½ cups confectioners' sugar
Instructions
- In a microwave safe bowl, microwave mini marshmallows until melted.
- Then, add candy corn and microwave in short intervals until melted, stirring in between each interval.
- Add canola oil and vanilla. Stir until well combined.
- Slowly add powdered sugar, ¼ cup at a time. Once you have added 3/4 cups, remove slime from bowl and use hands to mix it together. Be careful, it may still be hot! Continue to add powdered sugar ¼ cup at a time until the consistency is where you would like it. A little more canola oil can be added in if you need to improve elasticity.
Notes
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I will be having a few of my grandchildren over in another week, I will be making this with them, I know they would
love it and super easy.
@tisonlyme143
What a fun project to do with kids. I’m afraid that *I’d* eat it.
What a name, but it sounds good. Thanks for posting!
When it hardens, does it become fudgy in consistency, or harder? Thanks for the info! Look forward to making this!
Great question — It becomes harder, making it tough to play with. To get is softer and more “slimy” you can heat it in the microwave for a few seconds to get it to soften.
I love that this slime recipe doesn’t require any baking or cooking,
I haven’t tried making slime with mini marshmallows! That is a cool idea.
My Granddaughter absolutely loves making slime, this is going to be a huge hit with her. I can’t wait!!!
This was so fun and cool, the texture was so nice and soft!