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Chocolate Mint Playdough

December 23, 2021 by Annette Kaminsky Leave a Comment

Include this soft, heavenly-smelling, no-cook chocolate mint playdough in your holiday activities for early learners.

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This no-cook chocolate mint playdough smells divine! I usually opt for a variation of my favorite stovetop-cooked playdough for early learning activities, as I always make a huge batch of it. But this soft, pliable recipe turns out perfectly and stores well in the fridge. It’s the perfect addition to any holiday celebration. Since it is December, it’s being featured with Christmas-themed accessories.

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Chocolate Mint Playdough Recipe

Gather the following ingredients for this recipe:

  • 1 ½ cup flour
  • ½ cup cocoa
  • ½ cup salt
  • 2 tbsp. cream of tartar
  • 2 tbsp. mint flavoring
  • 3 tbsp. oil
  • 1 ½ cup boiling water

Combine and mix the flour, cocoa, salt, and cream of tartar in a bowl.

Add boiling water.

Drop in the oil and mint flavoring.

Stir all ingredients together.

Knead the dough on a cutting board when cool.

Store in a plastic bag in the fridge.

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Playdough Activities

Set out the playdough with rolling pins, holiday cookie cutters, and festive loose parts.

Oh so heavenly chocolate mint playdough and holiday-themed accessoies.

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Soft, pliable, chocolate mint playdough recipe and holiday-themed accessories.

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When using a second time, offer cupcake liners, festive erasers, and white glitter for children to make chocolate confections with. Gingerbread and candy cane erasers are the “stars of the show” below.

Christmas accessories and glitter add a festive touch to this chocolate mint playdough activitiy.

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Tip: Little fingers will get stained with chocolate during these playdough activities. Make sure there is a handwashing station nearby.

Holiday erasers and white glitter add a festive touch to this chocolate mint playdough activity.

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Your little charges may be tempted to taste the playdough since it smells so heavenly. It might be nice to have a small chocolate treat for them to eat after wrapping up this play invitation. A chocolate mint flavored treat would be ideal.

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A divine smelling, moldable chocolate mint playdough children will love to use in modeling dough activities.

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Related:  Painting with Chocolate

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More Playdough Recipes and Activities

Apple Playdough Tray

Scented Playdough Activities

Invitation to create ice cream cones with scented, two-ingredient playdough and accessories.

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Orange-Scented Playdough Invitation

Candy Cane Playdough Tray

Winter Playdough Recipe

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Valentine’s Day Playdough Activities

Valentine's Day playdough recipes and loose parts trays. A basic recipe with color variations and a jello playdough recipe is featured.

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Include this soft, heavenly-smelling, no-cook chocolate mint playdough in your holiday activities for early learners.

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© Annette Kaminsky December 23, 2021

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Hi, I'm Annette Kaminsky. I am a preschool teacher who loves to share easy and fun early learning activities. Thanks for visiting my blog. Feel free to stay awhile!

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