Want to make a unique playdough recipe? Try using some coffee grounds! It gives the playdough that familiar and liked scent of coffee, who can resist that? If you can, make sure to try our Peanut butter playdough recipe instead, it’s really quite tasty!

Coffee Playdough Recipe

Ingredients:

• 2 cups of used coffee grounds
• 3/4 cup of salt
• 1 cup of flour
• 1 tbsp of alum
• 1 cup of boiling water

Directions:

• Mix all of the dry ingredients.
• Add the boiling water.
• Stir until playdough forms.
• Enjoy your coffee smelling playdough.

This playdough version has a different kind of texture than the more common playdough, it’s quite interesting. Don’t worry about the coffee grounds ruining your clothes, since the cornmeal will obsorb the coloring. This results in a decent playdough, but personally I prefer it without the coffee grounds, because of the texture it gets. But if ypou like coffee, you do

Extended directions for Alum Playdough Recipe

The original recipe for this playdough only included coffee grounds, cornmeal, salt and water. It was just hopeless, you could knead it together but it quickly fell apart. Therefore I felt I had to improve the recipe, which I’ve done. Bu then I made another discovery, for some reason I used oatmeal, not cornmeal, quite a difference! Thinking about it I think it’s better to exclude the cornmeal and just go for standard flour.

Step 1:

I began with collecting the original ingredients, since that was the play dough recipe I was trying. Here we have coffee grounds, salt, water and the wrong ingredient oatmeal. Added to this was the flour and alum.

Step 2:

Mixing what I thought was the correct original ingredients made it look like this. Way too lose, but that might have to do with my wrong choice between oatmeal and cornmeal. I recommend just going with flour though.

Step 3:

Here I’ve added flour, alum and the boiling water. Start stiring and you will shortly have homemade playdough.

Step 4:

The finished playdough (using oatmeal) will look like this. Too sum it up, use coffee grounds, flour, alum, salt and boiling water. I suspect that it will be the perfect coffee playdough!

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