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edible chocolate play dough

edible chocolate play dough
After posting peanut butter play dough for the instructables community, I was excited to whip up a batch of chocolate play dough for my son so I could add it here. Unlike the peanut butter one, this has virtually no redeeming nutritional quaility and is practically candy so it's not made half as often. But it does make a nice treat and could even make a fun gift for Valentine's Day. It's an almost guaranteed smile-getter!
 
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Step 1Gather Ingredients

Gather Ingredients
You will be needing powdered sugar, powdered milk, cocoa powder, corn syrup, a stick of butter or margarine, flavoring or extract of your choice, and perhaps you will want flour for kneading. That's up to you.
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15 comments
Nov 18, 2011. 12:56 PMeternalwind says:
fun to play with, good to eat!
Sep 13, 2011. 2:52 PMwhisperonthewind says:
Amount of flavoring would depend on whether you have pure flavorings or artificial. Young kids won't notice the difference, and artificial flavorings are less expensive, but you will probably use more. Even without kids, I use only artificial flavorings because of the high alcohol contents - double the percentage to find out the "proof" if you are really curious.
Jan 16, 2010. 6:31 PMDoctor What says:
 Yes!  I love edible playthings, especially chocolate.
Aug 20, 2011. 1:44 PMstephenrjones says:
Could you put this on cakes?
Jan 16, 2010. 7:45 PMDoctor What says:
 If I want?
Of course I want!
These are great!

So, by chocolate clay, do you mean it can be eaten after it hardens up, or is it just a thicker consistency play doh?
Jan 17, 2010. 1:25 PMItsTheHobbs says:
Sounds like fondant: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fondant
Jan 20, 2010. 3:31 PMFunkNattidelic says:
It could very well be modeling chocolate too. I watch cake boss sometimes, they use both rather frequently :P
Jan 21, 2010. 5:21 AMteamcoltra says:
 LOL when I was reading the description of Chocolate Clay I was thinking "Man this sounds like fondant or that chocolate that they make stuff out of! 

Then the next 2 comments are exactly what I am thinking... man I love Instructables.

Btw I am an Ace of Cakes guy (very rarely though)
Jun 3, 2011. 3:22 PMeheber says:
Another way to make this is to get the wilton melts, melt them and pour in 1/2 cup (I think) light Karo Syrup... If you run a search for candy clay it'll pop that one up...
Dec 23, 2010. 7:33 AMDaRealNapstah says:
This is great for nasty pranks, if you get me >:)
Jul 24, 2010. 7:06 AMseabananers says:
fun to play with to eat
Jan 19, 2010. 2:28 PMFred82664 says:
sweet ! if one would make this and this one edible peanut butter play dough add the two to gather one would have Reesy cup play dough 
Jan 18, 2010. 5:35 PMSamK92595 says:
 yum, this with the peanut play-doh and we have a instant reeces cup

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