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KarminValso1724
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Shouldn't they all be the same?
I have a couple of cans. I can easily smell the difference with my eyes closed so I do not know which can Is which.PhanthomJay said:My grand kids say there is no difference in smell or feel amongst colors. If you notice a difference, it could be psychological. Sort of like finding a lone red M&M candy amongst the mostly browns. I would wait to the end to gulp it down, but in actuality, it was the same chocolate candy that melted in your mouth and not in your hand, no real difference in taste.
The smell of playdough is determined by the ingredients used to make it. Different colors of playdough may contain different scented oils or fragrances, resulting in a unique smell for each color.
The texture and consistency of playdough can vary based on the ingredients used to make it. Some colors may have a softer or firmer texture, or may be more pliable than others due to differences in the amount of water or oils used during the manufacturing process.
Yes, the smell and feel of playdough can be altered by adding different ingredients such as scented oils or food coloring. However, altering the ingredients may also affect the overall texture and consistency of the playdough.
The scented oils used in playdough are generally considered safe and non-toxic. However, some individuals may have allergies or sensitivities to certain scents. It is important to read the ingredients list and avoid any scents that may cause a reaction.
The color of playdough does not necessarily impact its scent or texture. As mentioned before, the ingredients used to make each color may vary, resulting in differences in smell and feel. However, the overall consistency of playdough is usually consistent among all colors.