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Apple Cider Cloud Dough

by Angela Thayer 6 Comments

It’s apple season and I’ve got a fun apple-themed sensory play activity to share today! This recipe is for Apple Cider Cloud Dough. It smells yummy and my kids looooved playing with it!

Apple Cider Cloud Dough- Pin

Here’s what you need for Apple Cider Cloud Dough:

  • 7 cups flour
  • 1 cup vegetable oil
  • 6 packets of spiced apple cider mix
  • 1-2 tablespoons of cinnamon & clove spices
  • plastic tub

To make the cloud dough, simply combine the flour with the apple cider packets in a large tub. Then add in the vegetable oil and mix it with your hands. Continue mixing until the dough forms together. If you can form a ball with the cloud dough, then you know it’s ready! If you feel like the mix is too dry, then add in more vegetable oil.

apple cider

After the cloud dough is ready, sprinkle in cinnamon and clove spices. Add in as much as you’d like until you get the scent you want!

apple cider dough bin

I love how this smells! We added in dried apple slices (that I made from a tutorial here) and some faux apples.

dried apples

The kids dug went right to playing!

cloud dough action

cloud dough ball

apple face

playing with dough

This stuff is so great to play with! You can store this cloud dough in a Ziploc bag to reuse again. It will last indefinitely.

Apple Cider Cloud Dough - cfb

This cloud dough is great for building up hand strength, especially with forming balls with the dough. This sensory activity is wonderful for the sense of smell and touch.

Hope you’ll try this recipe out!

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Filed Under: Fall Activities, Sensory Play Tagged With: cloud dough, fall activities, invitation to play

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  1. Lisa/SyncopatedMama says
    September 7, 2016 at 1:28 pm

    Mmmm, I bet it smells so yummy while they play! Now that summer’s over, are you planning to start the link party up again, or has the break been so good you’re not wanting to start it up again? 🙂 Thanks and hope you’re having a great week!
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  2. Liza Ray says
    September 14, 2016 at 7:03 am

    Wow, This seems Amazing Play for Preschoolers to do at home. I am Planning to arrange this kind of play at my home. I can try this Recipe for Halloween too. I have tried some other Cloud Dough Play for my Toddlers : http://bit.ly/2cvJG4O

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  3. Melissa/Disabled Homeschooling Mom :) says
    October 15, 2016 at 9:37 pm

    Can the children create items to bake with this? It’s all edible but I didn’t know if there could be a final product from it or not. My kids like to create but also like to try their inventions! 🙂

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    • Angela Thayer says
      October 17, 2016 at 2:52 am

      Hmm I’m not sure! I haven’t tried anything out. I don’t think it would bake very well though.

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  4. Ray Elmore says
    March 24, 2019 at 8:52 am

    is it safe for the children to taste it/put it in there mouth

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    • Angela Thayer says
      March 28, 2019 at 4:15 am

      Yes it is, since all the ingredients are edible.

      Reply

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