Chocolate Matzo Bark

Texture: DIY Butter

Scent: Matzo Bark

Size: 8oz

Level: Intermediate

Kiddos crave chocolate matzo bark during Passover, hence this slimey interpretation. Scented just like the name, the base is a swirl of light milk chocolate and white. it's buttery to the touch, creamy and smooth. 

The clay "bark," which legit looks like matzo, is embellished with sprinkles and brown clay to conjure chocolate. When you combine the two, you get a delightful mix that stretches and drizzles like soft serve ice cream. 

A yummy treat for everyone, not just kids. (But do not eat it.)

P.S. It is kosher too. 

• Wash your hands with cool water before playing
• Never mix food and slime; it will cause mold
• Keep slime in an airtight container when you’re not using it
• Check in on your slime regularly; if you leave it alone for months, the compound changes so make sure you maintain by treating it based on how it feels (see tips below)
• If you let it sit for weeks before using, the colors will blend; the compound will also begin to melt
• If your slime feels sticky, use activator (available in a spray bottle in our shop; add 3-5 sprays if it’s a little sticky and more if it’s super sticky; it’s a science so you have to add bit by bit and test the slime along the way)
• If you add too much activator, slime will overactivate and get hard and rippy (it will soften over time or you can speed up the process; see below)
• If your slime feels rippy and hard, it may need to warm up; try holding it in the palm of your hand and running warm to hot water over it (not so hot that it will burn) for 5-10 seconds (continue until soft)
• If it is not softening, add a little bit of lotion (unscented is best if you don’t want to impact the smell) and mix thoroughly
• The clay in butter slime dries out when outside for a long time; if your slime is out for hours, it will harden
• Slime inflates as you stretch (it fills with air); store the overflow in another airtight container or even a zip lock bag until it all deflates

Butter is smooth and soft. It’s known for spreading, as if you’re doing so with a mushy stick of butter. It stretches, swirls, and makes for what we call the perfect TV slime (easy to play with while watching TV). Slime is hand-made and artisanal. Squeezing is known to release tense muscles associated with stress. Playing with it has a soothing feeling. Small parts are a choking hazard. Keep away from infants and pets (sofas, clothing and hair too).