The content creator attempts to make edible slime out of three different candies: Skittles, Tootsie Rolls, and Gummy Bears. To make the Skittles slime, they use a coffee grinder to crush the Skittles, then mix them with marshmallows, coconut oil, and cornstarch. The result is a slime that looks and feels like butter slime.
To make the Tootsie Roll slime, they simply microwave the Tootsie Rolls for 45 seconds and then add some cornstarch to prevent sticking. The result is a stretchy slime that looks and feels like brownie batter.
Finally, to make the Gummy Bear slime, they microwave the Gummy Bears for 45 seconds and then add some coconut oil to prevent sticking. The result is a clear slime that stretches endlessly.
The creator concludes that the Tootsie Roll slime was their favorite, as it was the easiest to make and had the best texture and smell. They also liked the Skittles slime, but it was more time-consuming to make. The Gummy Bear slime was a close third, but it was a bit sticky.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video is about making edible slime using different types of candies.
2. The candies used are Skittles, Tootsie Rolls, and Gummy Bears.
3. The creator hasn't uploaded a slime video in a while, and this is part two of a series.
4. The Skittles slime requires sour Skittles, cornstarch, coconut oil, and marshmallows.
5. The creator uses a coffee grinder to crush the Skittles into dust.
6. The Skittles slime is made by mixing the crushed Skittles with melted marshmallows and cornstarch.
7. The Tootsie Roll slime is made by melting the Tootsie Rolls in the microwave and then mixing them with cornstarch.
8. The Gummy Bear slime is made by melting the Gummy Bears in the microwave and then mixing them with coconut oil.
9. The creator prefers the Tootsie Roll slime because it's the easiest to make and has the best stretch.
10. The Skittles slime took a couple of hours to make, while the Tootsie Roll slime took only 45 seconds.
11. The Gummy Bear slime is clear and has a gooey texture.
12. The creator recommends using cornstarch or coconut oil to prevent sticking when making edible slime.