Edible body paint? Anyone ever come up with a good

recipe? I have a friend on the phone looking for a Valentines Day gift for her boyfriend.

We were thinking about either an edible massage oil or an edible body paint, (with the edible body butter). (She's a little kinky-sorry;))

Any thoughts on good recipes?

Thanks,

Sara

I have this one for quite some time, but i havent tested it..so its not T&T, if nothing else you can use it as a springboard..

Edible Body Paint

3 tb. beeswax

3 tb. coconut oil

3 tb. cocoa butter

1 tb. honey powder (optional)

1/2 tsp. flavoring

food coloring to suit...

Melt the 1st 3 ingredients, stir in the honey, flavoring and color.

Pour into tubes or other containers.

aslo have these

Edible Finger Paint

1 tb. shea butter

1 tb. aloe vera gel

2 tsp. corn syrup

1 tsp. flavor extract

food coloring as desired

Melt the shea butter, mix in the aloe gel and corn syrup. Mix with a hand blender until emulsified and cool, add flavoring and color.

Whipped Body Cream

2 tb. beeswax

1 tb. jojoba oil

1 tb. mango butter

1 tb. cocoa butter

1 tb. coconut oil

1 tb. flavoring extract

1 tb. honey powder (optional)

(use lotion making directions)

Honey Dust

Mix 1/4 cup cornstarch with powdered honey to taste , Sift.

Edible Honey Dusting Powder

1 cup cornstarch

1 tb. vanilla powder

1 tb. honey powder

1 tsp. honey

Mix with a fork until finely powdered. Sift.

Edible Body Powder

8 oz. cornstarch

2 oz. honey powder

2 oz. vanilla powder

Mix well and sift.

Just came across this ....Bramble berry has an edible perfume http://www.brambleberry.com/limited.html (towards the middle)

Berry Berry Edible Perfume: Our rendition of the famous pop singers edible perfume (Juicy), Berry Berry is comprised primarily of raspberries and blackberries, with supporting sweet notes of frosting, milk and sugar. This product is ready to sell as-is and all you need to do is put it in a roller ball container or perfume container.

Ingredients: Water, Glycerin, Flavor, Aspartame, Sodium Benzoate, Citric Acid, Potassium Sorbate, FD&C Yellow #6, FD&C Red #40, FD&C Blue #1, FD&C Yellow #5

OOPs should have put this under Macy's ISO recipe for edible spray. I guess we're all looking for edible something or other. HTH

How about peanut butter and melted chocolate Oh I kill me lol

How about peanut butter and melted chocolate Oh I kill me lol

Cindy, that's cute! Perfect day too, one of my consignment people just asked me to do that combination (I make candy too) as a spread for her shop.

I guess it could double:laugh2:

Im glad you asked this question, now I know what to give my husband for valentines

Thanks for the site. I think I will order some from there and put some in some of my baskets.

Macy

I have been making these for a little while now , The Edible Massage oil , Body Paint , Dust Powder and Body Mist ... It is good too

I found out if I left 2 or 3 ingredieints out that normally go into it , they have a much much longer shelf life .

I can give the recipes if still looking for them . Plus , I sell the items on my web site

Please share the recipes. Thanks

I would like to have the recipes also please.

I received my order of edible perfume from Bramble Berry, Berry Berry Kissable and it taste good.

Did anyone try out any of these recipes? It sounds so fun! Did they get the consistancy right?

I just figured I'd update this thread since I've been playing. I think I'm getting pretty close to having a fuctioning recipe

The origional

Edible Body Paint

3 tb. beeswax

3 tb. coconut oil

3 tb. cocoa butter

1 tb. honey powder (optional)

1/2 tsp. flavoring

food coloring to suit...

Melt the 1st 3 ingredients, stir in the honey, flavoring and color.

Pour into tubes or other containers.

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I have no clue how you're supposed to measure beeswax by tablespoons so I did it in 1/4 cup incriments

1/4 cup beeswax loosly packed

1/4 cup cocoa butter

1/4 cup fractionalised coconut oil

2 tbs coconut oil

1 tsp honey

1/4 tsp oil based candy flavoring (or to taste)

oil based fd&c coloring to color

Melt beeswax & coco-butter. add remaining ingredientsl. beat with electric eggbeater until smooth and no longer waxy.

place into containers. Paint

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Opinions welcome. This is the first recipe I've worked out on my own. I think that the (shortning type) coconut oil is helping keep the color from staining the skin. I don't know enough to back up this arguement but it seems right.

Do I need to add any vitamin E or preservatives?