Slime is surprisingly all the rage at the moment and if it’s edible slime, well then you have a hit on your hands. Yep, as in a sticky, stretchy, colorful, sometimes even noisy, putty-like substance, ...

I’m always on the lookout for frugal things to do with my kids. Last summer, we went on a ...

If you have children or you work with kids, you’ve likely heard about slime. Slime is pretty much everywhere — slime kits, slime products, and slime recipes. Children and adults alike enjoy the gooey ...

“With new JELL-O PLAY Edible Slime, the entire family can have fun creating, stretching, and even eating slime.” The colorful, edible and imaginative DIY slime experience is easy to make: simply add ...

If you're looking for a fun, low-prep activity that’s packed with sparkle and sensory magic, this mermaid slime recipe is a must-try. It's everything sparkly, stretchy, and shimmery that kids love, ...

This has been the year of the slime. And, now, Jell-O is taking slime to the next level by making it edible! Yep, that’s ooey, gooey, droppy, floppy, sticky, icky slime that you can actually eat. This ...

Sorry, Mom, but yes, you can play with your food. Jell-O’s latest brainchild is a slime that’s 100 percent edible. (You read that correctly: slime you can eat ...

Slime is all the rage. Green slime, sparkly slime, fluffy slime, edible slime. Kids are over-the moon for its ooey-gooey goodness. This easy-to-make craft became the hot, new fad in recent months. It ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — JELL-O is introducing slime that your kids (or you) can eat. JELL-O has announced it is taking advantage of the YouTube phenomenon of slime making and it is now selling the ...

Writer for Movieweb since 2017. Enjoys playing Catan when not writing about superheroes and Star Wars. Jell-O has announced their very first Edible Slime product. That's right, you can now eat the ...

DIY slime has taken the Internet (and many kitchens) by storm. Now, Jell-O has released an easy-to-make edible slime in two flavors: Monster and Unicorn. But is it any good? The Post's Maura Judkis ...