Edible Slime: Hawaiian Punch Slime Recipe
I’m *almost* embarrassed to tell you how much we are still loving slime over here. We are OBSESSED but let me tell you what I’ve come to realize, this is so much more than making homemade slime. It’s a fun way to connect with young kids and joining them in this slime craze – everything from unicorn slime to swedish fish slime and everything in between.
The hours of fun you’ll put in is priceless as you try out ALL of these fun slime recipes. (and trust me, I think we have tried them all!) Even though these require very little adult supervision (especially if your kids are a bit older) I still enjoy joining in on the fun when my daughter makes these slime creations and it’s been a great way for us to connect.
Watching my daughter make this super easy Hawaiian Punch Slime recipe (along with the other edible slime recipes that we have shared) I have come to appreciate one thing for sure: this is science and it is so much fun!
Her understanding of how all of these things work when mixed together is fascinating to me and I love how kids are finding fun and entertainment out of using their brains to create something so simple!
Hot tip!! You can find ALL ingredients for this recipe online (and possibly in-store) at the Dollar Store! PLUS, take advantage of the fact that they’ll ship your products straight to the store for FREE or have them shipped straight to you for a flat rate of $4.95 (this is a limited time offer and expires tonight – no coupon code needed) Shop Dollar Tree here for see the sale!
We found these boxes of Hawaiian Punch mix at our Big Lots store the other day and she used her own money to purchase them so that she could experiment and the result just amazes me, every time!
And, just like our other slime recipes (you can see both our edible starburst slime recipe and our nutella slime recipes on the blog) this one takes just a few ingredients. on the blog) this one takes just a few ingredients.
These are all among the best edible slime recipes that we’ve tried. Simple ingredients and easy for first time slime makers – also affordable, since they are all made with simple edible ingredients that can often be purchased at the Dollar Store.
Ingredients for making Edible Slime with Drink Packets
Hawaiian Punch Powder Drink Packets (for this I used Polar Blast)
White Frosting, Can
2 Cups Powdered Sugar
Food Coloring, Neon Blue (optional)
*note, the color from the slime you see here was with an additional blue food coloring. If you use just the drink mix it will have a color, but it will be much lighter. Add drops of food coloring if you want more color.
Step by Step Instructions for making slime with drink packets
In a mixing bowl measure out about 1 cup of white frosting (or about half the can).
Add in 1 pack of Hawaiian Punch powder drink mix.
Add in 4 drop of food color, more if you want a very bright slime. (add in small amounts to test it out)
Start adding in powder sugar 1/4 cup at a time and mixing in until slime is no longer sticky. Roughly 1 3/4
cup to 2 cups of powder sugar. (you don’t want it to be gooey slime – stretchy edible slime is best! )
Note: Keep in mind as adding in powder sugar size of slime will double from what you start with it will
make a LOT of slime if you use the whole can of frosting.
You’ll want to store your edible slime in a sealed container (and airtight container works best) and also keep in mind, your homemade slime will probably have a shelf life of about a week, tops. For best results, I recommend writing the date the slime was made on the outside of the container.
These fun easy edible slime recipes are perfect for creating hours and hours of fun and the best part is that each new slime recipe leads to more great ideas and creations. Like homemade play dough – there are a lot of different recipes – and slime is a wonderful sensory play recipe that kids can sit and create and play with for hours. There are so many free printables and fun ideas on the internet for doing fun things with these easy slime recipes.
If you are looking for a fun non-edible (and very easy!) slime recipe, make sure to check our super fluffy slime recipe. It’s one of my favorites and can be made without any toxic chemicals or harsh ingredients.
There are so many fun ways to create homemade and safe slime recipes with just a few main ingredients so that your kids can make affordable fun – great for young children.
What are your favorite and fun edible slime recipes?
Print the Recipe for Edible Hawaiian Punch Slime
If you have slime obsessed kids then they (and you) will love this easy Hawaiian Punch Slime recipe because with just a few ingredients they can make this awesome slime that is not only super inexpensive but it's also edible slime! In a mixing bowl measure out about 1 cup of white frosting (or about half the can).Add in 1 pack of Hawaiian Punch powder drink mix.Add in 4 drop of food color, more if you want a very bright slime.Start adding in powder sugar 1/4 cup at a time and mixing in until slime is no longer sticky. Roughly 1 3/4cup to 2 cups of powder sugar. Keep in mind as adding in powder sugar size of slime will double from what you start with it will make a LOT of slime if you use the whole can of frosting. *note, the color from the slime you see here was with an additional blue food coloring. If you use just the drink mix it will have a color, but it will be much lighter.Edible Slime: Hawaiian Punch Slime Recipe
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