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As I type this it sounds stupid but do you need to put salt in salt dough?

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flatcapandpearls · 11/08/2009 11:45

Thanks.

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CybilLiberty · 11/08/2009 11:50

Yes. Google the recipe

CybilLiberty · 11/08/2009 11:50

here you are

flatcapandpearls · 11/08/2009 11:52

I had the recipe in a book, which is why I hadnt googled, was just wondering if I could miss out the salt.

Thanks.

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flatcapandpearls · 11/08/2009 11:53

I only have sea salt which is why I was wondering.

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CybilLiberty · 11/08/2009 12:02

Ooh it will be posh salt dough!

flatcapandpearls · 11/08/2009 13:20

we will take extra care painting it.

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floatyjosmum · 11/08/2009 13:29

i alwys thought the salt was there to make the kids not want to it x

Paolosgirl · 11/08/2009 13:31

I can never get my dough smooth with the salt - it looks too pitted iykwim. Will watch this thread with interst.

frimblypoo · 11/08/2009 13:37

brilliant holiday idea. Cheers!
btw the salt stops it going mouldy.

flatcapandpearls · 11/08/2009 13:45

I thought that too floaty but it would appear not.

We are making some things from this book It suggests dissolving the salt into the water before adding flour and oil. Apparantly that makes it smoother. Dissolving rock salt is not easy! We have heated it and are now waiting for it to cool down, although will it not all solidify then. (There is a reason I do not teach science)

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flatcapandpearls · 11/08/2009 14:51

Well we have made her some letters for her door and a tea set.

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Paolosgirl · 11/08/2009 20:51

Thanks Flatcap - dissolving the salt first in the water is a great idea

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