Edible Floam Slime Recipe

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Poofy, squishy DIY Floam Slime is easy to make at home (only 4 ingredients!) And it’s edible!

DIY Edible Floam Slime Recipe

If you can’t tell by all the slime recipes on the blog, we are huge slime fans in our house!!

When we first started making homemade slime, my youngest daughter was two years old, so I wanted to make sure that we made toddler safe slime recipes. That way she could join in the slime fun, and I wouldn’t have to worry about her getting any toxic chemicals in her mouth.

Click here to see our master list of edible slime recipes!

Why I love this Taste-Safe Floam recipe:

1. Easy to make (only 4 ingredients)
2. Safe and non-toxic (no glue, borax, liquid starch, etc)
3. Quick clean-up (washes right off with water)

Growing up, I loved the “floam” slime that you could buy in stores — ooey, gooey slime packed full of itty bitty foam balls for an extra fluffy texture.

However, traditional floam is usually made with ingredients that might not be safe for little hands – so we decided to make our own taste-safe version!

The result is a super-squishy edible floam that smells amazing and you don’t have to worry if anyone gives it a taste!

I especially love how this floam clumps up into balls that you can squish in your hands, almost like a stress-reliever. So much fun! I could play with floam for hours, as it brought back so many childhood memories. Of course, the kids loved it too! 😉

Homemade Edible Floam Ingredients

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• Jello (we use cool-colored Jello like green to avoid staining hands)
• Cornstarch (stock up on this ingredient to make lots of edible slime recipes!)
• Water
• Mini marshmallows

Gather your slime making supplies!

• Non-slip mixing bowl
• Measuring cups
• Spoon
• Be sure to keep clean-up supplies nearby

Floam Slime Demo Video

Check out our 1-minute video tutorial to see how it’s made and keep reading for photo step-by-step instructions!

 

More slime resources:

Keep reading past the floam recipe below to find some helpful links to our most popular slime recipes, plus The Slime Book, our e-book that’s jam-packed full of NEW and unpublished recipes!

Slime is great because it is so easy to make at home. However, be sure to read directions carefully, use the listed ingredients, and be patient. Sometimes it takes a little time and experimentation to get your slime just the right consistency.

Most importantly, have fun!!

How to make our taste-safe floam slime:

Start by whipping up a batch of our edible silly putty slime (our most popular slime recipe of all time!)

Click here for our edible silly putty slime recipe!

Once you’ve got the perfect slime, add a cup of mini marshmallows to the bowl. Stir with a spoon until marshmallows are coated in slime.

Tip: We actually finish mixing our floam by hand, because it allows us to work the marshmallows in better. 

We aim for a ratio of 2/3 marshmallows to 1/3 slime. This gives the floam a bouncy, fluffy texture – it makes a great sensory stress reliever! Feel free to adjust to your own preferences.

Another option is to cut your marshmallows in half to get smaller “foam” balls, more like the traditional floam that you might find in stores. Since this takes a little extra time, we often stick to the whole marshmallows, but both varieties are super satisfying to play with!

Just a note: This DIY floam is taste-safe, but it’s not a food item and not meant to be eaten in large amounts. Always supervise young children when playing with any slime recipe.

Learn to Master Slime

There are three starter slime recipes that form the base for hundreds of awesome slime variations, like this Edible Floam Slime. Once you master these basic recipes, you can make almost anything!

Click here to learn how to make slime using our three starter recipes!

Can’t Get Enough Slime??

Get over 100 pages of slime recipes in our Updated 2nd Edition of The Slime Book! Now available in both PRINT and digital formats!

From seasonal & holiday slime, to glow-in-the-dark slime, there are 43 unique slime recipes for hours of play! Many of them are brand new and never published!

CLICK HERE to see ALL the recipes grab your copy of The Slime Book today!

More Edible Slime and Play Dough Recipes:

Don’t miss: Check out our Master List of Edible Slime Recipes for Kids here!

Our edible slime recipes are made with simple household ingredients that you might already have in your kitchen. Perfect for hours of sensory play that’s safe and non-toxic!

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Last updated on February 10th, 2019 at 03:34 pm

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