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Edible Chocolate Play Dough

A couple of months ago, I posted a recipe for Peanut Butter Play Dough that my kids really enjoy.

edible playdough, Edible Chocolate Play Dough, Joyful Homemaking

Then I checked out Mr. Food ‘s Simply Chocolate cookbook by Art Ginsburg from the library, and lo and behold there was a recipe for edible chocolate play dough. I HAD to make it. It also has peanut butter in it, so it’s kind of the best of both worlds.
Here is what you need:

1 container of chocolate frosting (16 oz.)
1 cup of peanut butter (creamy)
1 1/2 cups of powdered sugar

Mix everything together….

edible playdough, Edible Chocolate Play Dough, Joyful Homemaking

edible playdough, Edible Chocolate Play Dough, Joyful Homemaking

till it looks like this:

edible playdough, Edible Chocolate Play Dough, Joyful HomemakingThen just let the kids have fun, or you can eat it as a sweet treat!

edible playdough, Edible Chocolate Play Dough, Joyful Homemaking

edible playdough, Edible Chocolate Play Dough, Joyful Homemaking

My little ones had an enjoyable time playing, nibbling and making poo jokes!
edible playdough, Edible Chocolate Play Dough, Joyful Homemaking
It keeps refrigerated for up to a week.
edible playdough, Edible Chocolate Play Dough, Joyful Homemaking

Hope your kids enjoy!

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19 Comments

  1. Oh, that looks like fun! I know lots of folks with peanut allergies, but I suspect sunflower butter would work just fine as a substitute.

  2. How fun!

    Is there an alternative to the peanut butter. My youngest is allergic.

    Sharing a link to this on Facebook. 🙂

  3. Hi Margo,
    What a great idea for the little folks and big ones to who love to play with dough and then eat it. A fun project! Hope you are having a great week end and thanks so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday.
    Come back soon!
    Miz Helen

  4. thank you thank you thank you for posting this! I love all of your ideas. this is perfect. I’ve been wanting to make an edible play doh for my son but all the recipes i keep coming across are too complicated for me. this will be great! I’ll have to let you know how it goes.

    kathryn
    http://www.thedragonsfairytail.blogspot.com

  5. Ooh! Fun AND yummy! Great combination. That’s a great activity for little hands {and mouths!} Thanks for linking at one artsy mama!

  6. i just made this today. it was a huge success! i ended up putting in almost 2x the powdered sugar to make it more doughey and not stick to my fingers. but the boys loved molding and eating. it felt and smelled so good!

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