We primarily use green, however we field tested blue (in the teaser). We found that in order to get a bright blue color we had to use over twice the amount of food coloring as we we're using to produce the green. We also found that the blue coloring stains skin (taking days and multiple washings to eradicate) and clothes permanently. We are experimenting with a purple color, but haven't found the right formula yet. The food coloring doesn't mix well with the yellow pudding.
Right now I have a team of about 4 people producing the slime each week. They come in a few hours before the first show and start mixing. We may add another or two as demand picks up.
If you don't you will end up with clumps in your mixture (hence the blue slime on the web photo). The best texture is if you have an automated mixer like the kind they use in a professional bakery.
The recipe for the slime that has produced the best texture for us has been: 1 gallon of vanilla pudding, 1/2 liter of water, 2 cups of corn starch and about a 1/2 liter of professional-grade food coloring. This makes enough slime for one kid/sliming. The trick is you have to stir vigorously as you pour in the water slowly. You also have to sift the corn starch in a little at a time while stirring.
Yes, we plan to upload footage of the weekly slimings, but we had trouble with our camera equipment this past weekend. We'll try again on January 8th.
The slime is edible and is made of 100% food items. Pudding, corn starch and copious amounts of bright food coloring. We produce about 50 gallons each week.
@kidblastfbc Any chance you could go into detail? Like, exact quantities and the process for doing it? Ditto for the stuff in the pictures on your website too, as it appears to be made of something different. I'd love for some better ways to make slime than flour and water, and you guys see to have found several.
These are the way you should always slime, stop covering everyone in plastic or show the full videos of the teasers
xxxTrunks 1 month ago
We primarily use green, however we field tested blue (in the teaser). We found that in order to get a bright blue color we had to use over twice the amount of food coloring as we we're using to produce the green. We also found that the blue coloring stains skin (taking days and multiple washings to eradicate) and clothes permanently. We are experimenting with a purple color, but haven't found the right formula yet. The food coloring doesn't mix well with the yellow pudding.
kidblastfbc 1 month ago in playlist Uploaded videos
Right now I have a team of about 4 people producing the slime each week. They come in a few hours before the first show and start mixing. We may add another or two as demand picks up.
kidblastfbc 1 month ago in playlist Uploaded videos
If you don't you will end up with clumps in your mixture (hence the blue slime on the web photo). The best texture is if you have an automated mixer like the kind they use in a professional bakery.
kidblastfbc 1 month ago in playlist Uploaded videos
The recipe for the slime that has produced the best texture for us has been: 1 gallon of vanilla pudding, 1/2 liter of water, 2 cups of corn starch and about a 1/2 liter of professional-grade food coloring. This makes enough slime for one kid/sliming. The trick is you have to stir vigorously as you pour in the water slowly. You also have to sift the corn starch in a little at a time while stirring.
kidblastfbc 1 month ago in playlist Uploaded videos
Like the girl who put her head up :) make sure you film lots of her!
thejam1212 1 month ago
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luxfiat90 2 months ago in playlist Liked videos
it sayd their try again puting vids january eigth
jfsredhead 2 months ago in playlist Uploaded videos
Yes, we plan to upload footage of the weekly slimings, but we had trouble with our camera equipment this past weekend. We'll try again on January 8th.
The slime is edible and is made of 100% food items. Pudding, corn starch and copious amounts of bright food coloring. We produce about 50 gallons each week.
kidblastfbc 2 months ago
@kidblastfbc Any chance you could go into detail? Like, exact quantities and the process for doing it? Ditto for the stuff in the pictures on your website too, as it appears to be made of something different. I'd love for some better ways to make slime than flour and water, and you guys see to have found several.
l1ability 1 month ago in playlist Uploaded videos
@kidblastfbc if you still have these full clips, please upload them too. thanks.
futuremovieactor 1 month ago
when are you uploading
emmawalesuk 2 months ago
Can't wait till 1st jan then after seein this
mcGmix9 2 months ago
Holy wow, the girl at the end congratulations that's how you get slimed lol wow
xxxTrunks 2 months ago
Looks brilliant.
ThroughRock 2 months ago
Looks like fun. What's the slime made of?
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