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Skip to ContentThis post may contain affiliate links, which means that we earn a small percentage of each sale. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.Want to cook up some play dough with what you have on hand? Here’s homemade playdough without cream of tartar!Making play dough is a really fun activity with toddlers or kids. It’s kind of an activity because your kids can enjoy making it AND playing with it.This is a classic play dough recipe, and it feels very very close to the real thing – if not even softer and better to play with!Many play dough recipes require cream of tarter. You can buy cream of tarter with the spices in the grocery store, but if you are out or don’t want to buy it just for this, try this recipe instead!This recipe instead uses lemon juice to get that same effect.I guess you could squeeze some lemons, but I use bottled lemon juice. I assume lime juice would work as well, though I haven’t tried it.No lemon juice or cream of tarter? White vinegar can be used as a substitute for lemon juice in this recipe!Don’t want to cook playdough? Check out this no-cook 2 ingredient play dough recipe!Cream of tarter makes play dough super soft without being sticky!Get this recipe in a free printable PDF file by clicking here!Add the water, oil, and lemon juice to a nonstick pot. Heat on medium heat until warm.Add food coloring or essential oil to the mix once it is warm and combined.In a mixing bowl, mix flour and salt.Once the wet ingredients are hot but not boiling, add the dry ingredients to the pot and stir to combine.I like to save the last 10 percent of the dry mixture. Mix everything well and see if it looks sticky. If it looks sticky or wet, add the last bit of flour mix. If it seems dry enough, keep it out.Be careful if you add food coloring not to use a wooden spoon as it will be dyed!Keep stirring until it is well mixed and begins to form a ball.Place on a silicone mat or cutting board to cool enough to be ready to play with! You can knead the dough further to help be sure it’s 100% mixed.Store your playdough in an airtight container. I like a ziplock bag, tupperware, or an old play dough container! It will keep for at least a month, until your kid leaves it out and it dries out 😀Add water, oil, and lemon juice to a pot. Heat on the stove. Once hot, add food coloring or essential oils if using. Stir to combine. In a mixing bowl, combine flour and salt. Add dry ingredients to the wet in the pot, stirring as you go. Save the last 10% of the dry ingredients and see if the dough looks sticky (needs more dry) or good as is. It varies by batch! Stir until the dough forms a ball. Place on a mat or plate to cool. Play and enjoy!Any questions about how to make homemade playdough easy without cream of tartar??Thanks for reading!Sharing is caring!Privacy PolicySkip to Instructions

Skip to ContentThis post may contain affiliate links, which means that we earn a small percentage of each sale. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.Want to cook up some play dough with what you have on hand? Here’s homemade playdough without cream of tartar!Making play dough is a really fun activity with toddlers or kids. It’s kind of an activity because your kids can enjoy making it AND playing with it.This is a classic play dough recipe, and it feels very very close to the real thing – if not even softer and better to play with!Many play dough recipes require cream of...

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