Name: The Play Dough that Launched a Craft Book for Kids!
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The Play Dough that Launched a Craft Book for Kids!

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Ice Cream Play Dough is edible, soft, and it looks exactly like ice cream! Ice Cream Play Dough is perfect for pretend play as well as a kid-friendly craft. It’s fun for playing ice cream shop or sharpening fine motor skills. 
Year after year, this has proven to be one of the best homemade playdough recipes ever! It’s a taste-safe activity for toddlers, preschoolers, and even bigger kiddos who want to pretend they’re running an ice cream parlor. 
Pre-made frosting
Powdered sugar
The flavors can be anything you love! Consider strawberry, vanilla, chocolate, and more! The scent and color of each ice cream dough is so fun creating the perfect activity for kids. 
Add the powdered sugar to the frosting in slow increments using the dough hook attachment on your mixer, continually scraping the sides of the bowl.
Before you add all of the powdered sugar, touch the play dough and if it feels at all sticky, add the rest of the powdered sugar in (continuing to test the stickiness of the ice cream playdough).
I gave Stella and Mitch an ice cream scoop and some ice cream cones to play with their play dough. Do you think they were happy? Do you know how hard it is to get a 2 and 3-year-old to sit and play for that long? It was lovely……..
If you added a little too much powdered sugar and the dough is too dry, don’t worry! Simply sprinkle a little olive oil onto the play dough and BOOM! Problem solved!
It tends to show slight signs of drying out after about an hour or so. No, it doesn’t completely dry out, but little flakes will separate around the table. Blame that on the powdered sugar. If it starts to dry out from so much playing, simply drizzle a little olive oil on top of it and the play dough will return right back to the normal consistency.
But- be aware that, just like all play dough, this recipe will provide its fair share of cleanup. Be sure to clean the play dough off the table when the kids are done playing. Otherwise, that powdered sugar tends to dry up and become hard to remove. A little soapy water will remove it like magic!
Store your ice cream play dough in a zip-top bag in the refrigerator. When your kids want to play with it again, leave it out for 30 minutes to warm and reach room temperature (it will harden in the fridge). When it is at room temperature, add a little olive oil to the dough if necessary, and get right back to playing! It’s so incredibly fun!
How fun would this idea be for an ice cream theme party? The kids can pretend they are running their own ice cream shop! Playdough ice cream has so many fun uses and all kids love it!
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Ice Cream Play Dough is edible, soft, and it looks exactly like ice cream! Ice Cream Play Dough is perfect for pretend play as well as a kid-friendly craft. It’s fun for playing ice cream shop or sharpening fine motor skills. 
Year after year, this has proven to be one of the best homemade playdough recipes ever! It’s a taste-safe activity for toddlers, preschoolers, and even bigger kiddos who want to pretend they’re running an ice cream parlor. 
Pre-made frosting
Powdered sugar
The flavors can be anything you love! Consider strawberry, vanilla, chocolate, and more! The scent and color of...

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