This Birthday Cake Batter Edible Play Dough smells good enough to eat! Fortunately, this recipe is made with all-food ingredients, so there’s no need to worry if your kiddo sneaks a taste. Keep reading to learn how to make edible play dough with frosting!
Birthday Cake Edible Play Dough
We always keep cake mix and frosting on hand in case of a last-minute party. However, today we made a different kind of cake batter!
This birthday cake edible play dough recipe is an awesome boredom buster that’s easy to make and easy to clean up. Did I mention it smells ahhh-mazing?!
The best part is that this edible play dough recipe is non-toxic and totally taste-safe – which is perfect if you have small kids like I do who want to put everything in their mouth.
Make cake & ice cream! Try our 2-Ingredient Edible Strawberry Ice Cream Play Dough too!
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Frosting Play Dough Ingredients
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- 1 part white frosting
- 3 parts cornstarch
- 1 Tablespoon water
- sprinkles optional
Note: I didn’t use exact measurements for this recipe, so you can adjust to make as much or as little as you’d like. Simply keep a 3-to-1 ratio of cornstarch to frosting. A printable copy of this non-toxic play dough recipe is available at the end of the post.
How to Make Edible Play Dough with Frosting
Watch the 1-minute video demo first, then keep reading for photo step-by-step instructions to make this easy & safe non toxic play dough!
Click video to play:
Start by combining about a teaspoon of your cornstarch with water in a medium mixing bowl. Stir until cornstarch is fully dissolved in water.
Add your frosting to the bowl and stir a couple times. Add the rest of your cornstarch little by little until the mixture clumps together to form a batter. As it thickens, it may be easier to mix with your hands to better incorporate the ingredients.
If the batter is still sticky, continue adding cornstarch a spoonful at a time until you have a soft, moldable ball of dough that does not stick to hands.
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Now the fun part — add sprinkles, roll, and make your “cakes”!
Recipe Notes:
- While this edible play dough is safe to taste, always supervise small children while they’re playing. I turned around for a minute and my daughter was cramming sprinkles into her mouth!
- If your edible play dough gets too thick or starts to crumble, simply add a little bit of water to soften.
- Since this dough is made with food ingredients, you’ll want to discard when you’re done playing for the day.
Related: Click here to see 30 more easy ways to make slime and play dough!
How to Make Edible Play Dough with Icing
Birthday Cake Edible Play Dough
Ingredients
- 1/2 cup white frosting
- 1 1/2 cups corn starch
- 1 Tablespoon water
- sprinkles optional
Instructions
- Stir together 1 teaspoon cornstarch and 1 Tablespoon water in a medium mixing bowl until cornstarch is full dissolved.
- Add your frosting to the bowl and stir to combine.
- Add the rest of your cornstarch little by little until the mixture clumps together to form a batter.
- Finish kneading by hand.
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Now Make Your Edible Cake Batter Unicorn Style!
We took our cake batter dough and upped the awesomeness with only a couple simple additions! Check out how to make our amazing Rainbow Unicorn Poop Play Dough:
Be sure to check out our amazing color-changing edible silly putty recipe too or this 2-Ingredient Ice Cream Play Dough recipe from Sugar Spice & Glitter!
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Krissy says
Love this! We will try today!