[VydorScope]

Mechelle Annie's Mom, on Aug 20 2006, 02:42 PM, said:

The individual who sent me the warning email can be reached at ACraig@Excelligence.com and I would trust her word over the people on the phone. Like Nini, I was told over the phone that the glitter dough was gluten-free. The rep on the phone is the person who needs better training, so be careful about calling their 800 number. Ms. Craig, who sent the email, appears to be more trustworthy with her information.

And hey Nini, don't sweat it. I totally understand. You expect their phone reps to give trustworthy info, as did I. Perhaps because this isn't a food item we're talking about, the people at the top of the company aren't placing celiacs in their "top ten" for safety issues... though from our perspective, they certainly should be!

Thanks! As soon as it arrives so tha ihav ehte right modle/part number I wil drop her an emial.

[daffadilly]

I have not made this but I got it off the internet somewhere - it was in my recipe file...

Gluten Free Play Doh
2 cups rice flour
1 cup salt
4 teaspoons cream of tartar
2 tablespoons oil (vegetable or olive)
2 cups of water
food coloring
Mix all of the ingredients in a pan. Stir over medium heat. Keep stirring until the mixture thickens and pulls away from the pan. Allow the dough to cool, then knead briefly (use more rice flour if needed). Store in an airtight container.

[Luvs to Scrap]

Thanks Nini for the recipe. We tried it this morning and Luke is having a blast playing with play dough again. I saved half of the batch for him to take to preschool on Thurs and the rest is for home. I think he is glad he gets to play with play dough with no wheat in it as he would say. Kendra

[Tori's Dad]

VydorScope, on Aug 17 2006, 10:30 PM, said:

This si what we use, and we supplied my son's pre-school with it. Works very much like the "real" thing. I hihgly recomend it

Thanks for the tip on this! Our 5 year old starts kindergarten tomorrow so we ordered a batch. It is a little pricy but you get a HUGE amount. There are 8 different colored tubes and each tube would easily equate to 2 or 3 cans of regular playdough. Only bummer is that they are not individually packed. Each tube is in a zip lock and all 8 are inside a plastic bucket with a lid.

[angel_jd1]

Tori's Dad, on Aug 24 2006, 01:58 PM, said:

Thanks for the tip on this! Our 5 year old starts kindergarten tomorrow so we ordered a batch. It is a little pricy but you get a HUGE amount. There are 8 different colored tubes and each tube would easily equate to 2 or 3 cans of regular playdough. Only bummer is that they are not individually packed. Each tube is in a zip lock and all 8 are inside a plastic bucket with a lid.

I bet you could make your own containers. How about used and washed out frosting tubs.......peel off the label and use the appropriate colored marker to mark the side of the container (red dough=red marker).

-Jessica

[queenofhearts]

Some of you probably saw this already, but for those who didn't, there are a bunch of recipes on this thread:

http://www.glutenfre...showtopic=22645

[VydorScope]

katerismom, on Aug 25 2006, 02:38 PM, said:

Hi everyone,
I need some help ordering the colorations dough. I am having trouble navigating the discount school supply website. I'm not able to find the dough anywhere - I'm being directed to floor tile, wall paint colors, but no play dough. I order online all the time - never have I had a problem finding a product. Could someone help?

Thanks!
Amy
Mom to Kateri - dx at age 14 mos. - now 3 yrs.

Here:

http://www.discountschoolsupply.com/Produc...amp;PartnerURL=