magic play doh

milkywoo

can anyone please help. my little boy saw an advert for some play doh that dosent dry out on a kids cartoon channel and i wondered if anyone saw it and if so can you tell me what its called please, i have tried google but cant find any thing, thanks in advance.

Coopdivi

The Play Doh website:

http://www.hasbro.com/playdoh/en_US/

Google Shopping listing for 'soft play dough' :

http://www.google.co.uk/products?q=soft+play+dough&hl=en&output=nojs

Soft Play Dough £13 delivered:

http://www.nicnacnoo.com/nawaro-soft-clay-4-col-set-b.html

From an Ebay seller in pink only. £4.60 delivered:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/PLAY-DOH-SOFT-PACK-IN-RESEALABLE-BAG-**BRAND-NEW-ITEM**_W0QQitemZ260630374635QQcmdZViewItem?rvr_id=&rvr_id=&cguid=f89edac21290a0e204d06330ffebc619

Sphynx

It might have been magic moon dough I think it's the same as that moon sand but dough. It says it is magic on the advert and is being advertised (probably on nick jr as that is what dd has been watching endlessly. Was £29.99.

mamabear_2

why dont you make your own I used to and the kids loved it. It last a long time and is so much cheaper than the official stuff.
Plus you don't get so up set when they do dry out.

mamabear

mamabear_2

Play Dough Recipe

Making play dough is quite simple and quick. To make a portion of basic play dough, you'll need the following ingredients:

• 1 cup of water
• 1 cup of plain flour
• ½ cup of salt
• 2 tbsps cream of tartar
• 2 tbsps vegetable oil
• A selection of food colourings

To make your play dough, you'll first need to find a saucepan, and mix in the flour, salt and cream of tartar together. Make a small well in the middle of the dry ingredients, and then carefully pour in the water, mixing in to create a smooth consistency. At this point you can then add in a few drops of your chosen food colouring, as well as the 2 tablespoons of oil, making sure that all ingredients are consistently combined.


The mixture will then need to be transferred onto a medium heat, during which time it will require constant stirring. If you don't stir the mixture enough or have the temperature up too high, the dough will burn easily.

You will notice that the dough eventually starts to 'ball', although it may be a bit sticky. However, once the dough has contracted from the sides of the pan and balled, you can then remove it from the heat and leave to cool for up to half an hour.

After this time, the dough will be ready for use! Of course, if you want lots of different play dough colours, you'll need to make several batches of dough and add different food colourings each time (taking care to clean the saucepan out each time, to reduce cross colour contamination!). If you are planning on making a variety of coloured doughs, then it might be an idea to cut the quantities in the recipe above in half.

samsil

saw the ad on telly this morning,during 'milkshake' mail order tho, 29.99 like above poster said
w w w. get moon dough.co .uk

doesnt look much for 29.99 though?