The first time I tried this recipe (2 cups cornflour, 1 cup hair conditioner), i was worried because it was very sticky and never reached the consistency of play dough.
That's until i added another 4 cups of corn flour and another 1/2 cup of hair conditioner to balance it out.
It felt nice and smooth once it was well kneaded albeit a tad stickier than cooked play doughs (sticky to surfaces). But after a while (being kept) it leaves a flour-ish residue on your hands and gets a bit harder to knead.
So i guess it is true that non-cooked play doughs do not keep as well as cooked ones. But if you ever need an instant fix of play dough, i would recommend this recipe. Once well kneaded it is so nice to play with and very, very smooth. If you mixed in a little bit too much of hari conditioner and it's too soft but not too sticky, you can pull one apart and see the effect: soft serve "ice cream". Hehe!
Note: playing with play dough, kneading it is so therapeutic for me, i feel like recommending it as a relaxing tool for laboring moms!
Note at 10pm that night:
This is the consistency of the instant playdough at night: (musa was trying to mix a ball of it with brown food coloring)
I tried kneading the others and behold they were soft!
See for yourself:
And oh by the way, when they become crumbly and no longer soft enough to kneaded, just add water just enough to make oobleck :)
Let's play!!!
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