My kids live on this stuff, but I’ve realized recently that it’s not as well known as I thought. Maybe some people just use it for occasional playtime, but in my house, it’s lunch.
Peanut Butter Play-doh
big blob of peanut butter
decent squeeze of honey
coffee grinder full of dry milk
(It’s an EXACT science, you see.)
1. Put peanut butter and honey in a bowl.
2. Buzz your dry milk in the grinder.
3. Shake some milk into the bowl and stir it all together.
4. Keep adding milk until you think you can make a stiff putty. Mash it until it’s well mixed.
5. Roll into balls and pack in the kids’ lunches.
Just remember–no honey until after age 1.
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Oh my kids would love that!
Mine are just CRAZY over it. And I LOVE your new site! Beautiful.
that’s so cool. Definitely trying this one.
Can that be made with all-natural peanut butter? (ingrediants: peanuts, peanut oil, salt) The stuff that has to be refridgerated and stirred? I like the idea (and I absolutely love honey and peanut butter, honey and bread, licking honey off a spoon…) but don’t want to switch back
@Sharon–I use natural PB. Depending on the consistency, it might take more or less powdered milk to get a good putty, but other than that it’s just the same.