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gluten-free Alternative To Playdough


natalunia

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natalunia Rookie

According to an email I received from the manufacturers of Moonsand, "Yes it is gluten free. You can also spray it with a mixture of water and hydrogen peroxide to clean it whenever you want."

It appears to work a lot like Playdough, but never dries out. I will be buying some for my daughter. I won't let her play with Playdough in our house, so she can only play with Playdough at her grandparents house.


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marcy Newbie

Hi,

I am new to the board. I read your post and searched moonsand and didn't come up with anything. Can you please tell me what the product is and what site I might find it on? Thank you. Marcy

Nantzie Collaborator

YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That is going to be so much fun!!!

Thanks for posting this!

Nancy

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dcsteam Newbie

Marcy, you can find wide selection of moon sand kits in stores, or if you want more for money, online at moonsandkits.com, a 5lb bag is just cheaper there then in stores.

Hi,

I am new to the board. I read your post and searched moonsand and didn't come up with anything. Can you please tell me what the product is and what site I might find it on? Thank you. Marcy

dandelionmom Enthusiast

I buy it at Target. Be prepared though for a big mess! :)

It is a lot of fun but it isn't really that much like playdoh.

JennyC Enthusiast

You can buy gluten free play dough at this site:

Open Original Shared Link

There are also plenty of recipes online.

Guhlia Rising Star

Yeah, moon sand is great, but it is definitely WAY messier than Play Doh could ever hope to be.


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