How to make jelly puree

Do you still remember the jelly mud you played with as a child? We had a lot of fun at that time. The jelly mud is soft and its translucent color is very beautiful. It is very comfortable to pinch. It is usually used as a toy for children, and sometimes it can be used to relieve stress. Do you want to have such fun jelly slime? You don’t have to buy it. In fact, we can make it at home. But how do we make it? Let’s look at a few methods. Method 1: Tools/Materials: Various crystal muds (choose the color you like)

White latex

Of course, a pair of skillful hands is indispensable.

There's also hand cream.

Water Method/Steps:

1. Take out the crystal mud of the color you want from the box. Take as much as you want. I prefer red. Any color is fine.

2. Add white latex on the crystal mud and rub it with your hands.

3. Put the kneaded crystal mud into a sealed box, add a little water in it, no need to add more, just a little bit, and then continue to knead, and keep kneading. 4. Add hand cream on the kneaded crystal mud. This is the first time, and you need to continue kneading. 5. After kneading the crystal mud for the first time, add hand cream and knead it for the second time, and keep kneading. 6. You will find that the crystal mud will become very soft and not sticky after we knead it repeatedly.

Method 2: Ingredients: 11g jelly powder, 1/2 tablespoon sour plum powder, 170ml seasoning water, 5g white sugar, 3 tablespoons chestnuts (fresh) (sauce)

practice:

1. Add konjac jelly powder, brown sugar and organic sour plum powder into water and cook until dissolved.

2. Use a filter to filter out impurities from the cooked konjac syrup.

3. Pour half of the filling into the mold and wait for it to solidify. 4. Pour the chestnut paste onto the solidified jelly in the mold, then pour in the melted konjac and let it cool and solidify, then gently squeeze it out of the mold.

Method 3:

1. Choose the crystal mud of the color you need

2. Add more white latex on it

3. Then start kneading

4. Continue to add a little water and knead it. After understanding crystal mud, we can start using crystal mud to make jelly mud. The jelly mud itself is relatively soft. If we need it to have a certain gloss, we need to add a certain amount of white glue. The more white glue added, the better the gloss. However, if you add too much white glue, the jelly mud you make may become able to flow like water.