Edible Starburst Slime Recipe for Kids

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Swirled Starburst slime in pink, red, orange, and yellow with candies scattered around, overlaid with 'Starburst Slime' text.

If your kids have ever looked at a pile of candy and said, “Can we turn this into slime?”
the answer, apparently, is YES. This Edible Starburst Slime is chewy, stretchy, colorful, and totally taste-safe — which makes it the perfect mix of craft time and snack time. And let’s be honest, we love a multitasking moment.

Whether you're planning a candy-themed day, looking for a hands-on science activity with a sweet twist, or just want to say “yes” to something chaotic-but-delicious, this is it. Searching for more slime fun? Try out all my slime recipes.

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What You Need for Edible Starburst Slime

  • Starburst candies Shop
  • Powdered sugar Shop
  • Coconut oil Shop
  • Bowls (microwave safe) Shop
  • Spoon
  • Measuring spoons and cups Shop

How to Make Edible Starburst Slime

Step 1: Gather your supplies

Gather all the supplies to make edible starburst slime.

Step 2: Unwrap the candies

Unwrap Starburst candies, you want approximate 15 of each color.

Step 3: Melt with coconut oil

Scoop ¾ tsp of coconut oil into the microwave safe bowl with one of the Starburst candy colors and microwave for 20 seconds. Stir and microwave for an additional 30 seconds.

Step 4: Add powdered sugar

Add 3-4 Tbsp powdered sugar to the Starburst and coconut oil mixture.

Step 5: Knead it

Once the candies are cool enough to touch, knead with your fingers. Slowly incorporate ½ Tbsp of powdered sugar into the Starburst candies until a pliable edible slime has been made. Repeat steps 3-6 until all the Starburst colors are made.

All done!

Your slime is ready to stretch and squish!

Swirled red and yellow edible Starburst slime

We'd love to see yours! Snap a photo and share it in the comments.

Starburst Slime Tips

🍭 Use one bowl per color. That way you get those bright, bold Starburst shades. 💥 Start with a little powdered sugar and add more slowly. Too much = crumbly slime. Sad face. 🥥 Coconut oil helps with stretch. Don’t skip it, or your slime will go stiff fast. 🧼 Keep your hands oiled! Rub a little oil on your fingers when kneading so you don’t end up candy-glued.

And yes, you can eat it… but your dentist might not thank me. 😅

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A stack of red, pink, orange, and yellow Starburst candies balances on top of a swirl of Starburst slime, made from blended candy colors. The slime is rolled into a bright, glossy coil, with a pastel background and the text "Starburst slime" and "bethannaverill.com" displayed.

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