sweetening Recipe
CarmineHansen
My son liked to play with plasticine since he was a child. Although his chubby hands were rather clumsy and the things he made were all in lumps, his enthusiasm remained undiminished and he would linger in front of the colorful plasticine every time. Now even vegetables need to be added with chemical ingredients to beautify them! What's more, the thing itself has a bad smell and is relatively unreliable. So basically, children have to go to school ten times before they may buy it once or twice. <br /><br />Since dry baking, I have bought a lot of useless things. A few days ago, I happened to see a few bags of colorful pigments (I bought them when I was obsessed with decorating cakes, but I haven't used them at all). This reminds me of my child's plasticine, and then thinking of the small cookies made by my friends at Christmas, I can't help but feel complacent that I can have a big game with my son! <br /><br />In order to be able to combine play and eat in one body, the pigment content of the plasticine I designed is very small, which is healthy and economical!