Make Glue from Milk

[Guest ajaX]

MATERIALS:

 

• Milk
  
• Jar
  
• Vinegar
  
• Strainer
  
• Paper Towels
  
• Baking Soda
  
• Small Pan
  
• Measuring Spoons
  
• Water
  
• Spoon
  

 

DIRECTIONS:

1. Pour 8 oz of milk into pan
   
2. Heat milk on stove at 250 degrees F (120 C). Let it warm, but not boil!
   
3. Add 1 TBS of vinegar and stir mixture. Continue stirring even when clumps begin to form
   
4. Place strainer over jar and pour mixture through the strainer. You may want to use a spoon to help the liquid through
   
5. Put remaining material in the strainer back in the pan
   
6. Add 1/2 cup of water and a tablespoon of baking soda
   
7. A casein material will begin to bubble. When this stops, use the leftover liquid as glue
   
8. Reply with your results!
   

[Koach]

lol this would be a fun project for a young person (maybe age 8-10 and, of course, with adult supervision).

 

Hey, what do you know, my grandkids are about to go on Christmas break.

 

I might try this with them

[Nan]

I agree, perhaps Miss8 and I will have a little project when she's here over the holidays

[Star]

Heck, this sounds interesting even if an unsupervised adult.