Lavender Coconut Macaron

Texture: Cloud Slime

Level: Beginner

What we love about macarons is the creative twist of flavors in French bakeries. We recreated some of the most scrumptious and tempting options as slimes, packaged in kawaii, hard shell macaron containers.

Lavender Coconut is a sweet and calming blend of scents that remind us of chilling on a dreamy beach. The cloud slime is super fluffy with impeccable drizzles. 

It’s a perfect texture for little ones and newbie slimers as it doesn’t get sticky. But expert slimers will appreciate the science behind the recipe and viral-video-worthy performance. 

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- 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 it by treating it based on how it feels (see tips below)
- Cloud may dry out over time so if it stops drizzling and stretching well, add a little water (½ tsp at a time) and blend
- If it feels too wet, try leaving it with the jar open for a few hours or overnight and test it the next day
- 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
- Cloud often leaves a bit of snow on the hands; this is normal

Cloud is a crowd favorite for the way it fluffs up as you stretch and drizzles like soft serve ice cream, delicately folding unto itself. The more you stretch, the better it will drizzle. Cloud may leave a bit of dry snow in its wake (it will easily clean up). It’s the least sticky of all slime times and great for beginners and experts alike.

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).