Edible Bubbles
By Amber
@AmbiePam (94045)
United States
November 30, 2024 1:55pm CST
Wouldn’t you have loved to have edible bubbles when you were a kid, and blowing them everywhere? They are kid and pet friendly. I got them to review, and gave three to Amyra, Hudson, and Annelyn to play with, while I saved one to entertain my dog. They offer cinnamon, but my type was maple bacon. Oh, the wondrous things they have come up with since my childhood!
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21 responses
@snowy22315 (182344)
• United States
30 Nov
They would have been fun. I tried catnip bubbles on Nico once. He is a big fan of "the nip."
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@allknowing (137907)
• India
30 Nov
I cannot imagine what that thing is all about For me bubbles are something that fly around
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@AmbiePam (94045)
• United States
1 Dec
@allknowing I sure tried it! It was tasty.
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@allknowing (137907)
• India
30 Nov
@AmbiePam Why just a kid or a pet. I would do it too
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@RasmaSandra (80847)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
30 Nov
I don't understand what these are. Are the candy or snacks or bubble gum?
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@AmbiePam (94045)
• United States
30 Nov
They’re classified under toys, but since you can eat the bubbles I would count them as candy. You just blow on the little wand dipped in the solution, and you can try to catch the bubbles in your mouth since they are safe to eat for child and pet. These are Maple Bacon flavored so Sadie really enjoyed them.
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@RasmaSandra (80847)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
30 Nov
@AmbiePam sounds like a lot of fun
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@kaylachan (71918)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
30 Nov
Given kids and animals put anything in their mouths, you'd think bubble makers would've thought of that when they first constructed the idea.
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@Marilynda1225 (83103)
• United States
2 Dec
Those bubbles look like they would bring out the kid in us and it would be hard to resist maple bacon flavor.
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@LindaOHio (181931)
• United States
1 Dec
I had a battery-driven bubblemaker with edible bubbles for my dogs. Edible bubbles are so much better than the regular ones. Have a good day.
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@thislittlepennyearns (62946)
• Defuniak Springs, Florida
1 Dec
She child wants some! lol
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@thislittlepennyearns (62946)
• Defuniak Springs, Florida
1 Dec
@AmbiePam Haha. I wonder if dogs can tell the difference between real bacon flavor and fake.
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@aureategloom (11046)
• Bosnia And Herzegovina
2 Dec
we ate the detergent ones hahah (i'm kidding, but a lot of kids at least tried it )
i hope they liked the maple bacon edible bubbles
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i hope they liked the maple bacon edible bubbles 2 people like this
@MarieCoyle (38800)
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30 Nov
I never heard of such bubbles, but they sound like a lot of fun! I bet the kids loved them.
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@GardenGerty (160996)
• United States
1 Dec
Not sure cinnamon would be good for your dog. What will they think of next.
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@ptrikha_2 (47085)
• India
1 Dec
Looks quite an exciting concept ! Hopefully kids and pets too would have enjoyed them a lot !
Maple Bacon sounds interesting!
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@xstitcher (32722)
• Petaluma, California
1 Dec
Oh, my gosh...they make darn near everything bacon flavored!
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@AmbiePam (94045)
• United States
3 Dec
Water, a few sodiums , citric acid, and potassium. But honestly, from observation, the kids can’t really catch a bubble, just the dog. Annelyn just gave up and licked the wand once. They had a blast trying though. And Annelyn said it tasted “yummy and like syrup”.
Annelyn just gave up and licked the wand once. They had a blast trying though. And Annelyn said it tasted “yummy and like syrup”.1 person likes this
@AmbiePam (94045)
• United States
3 Dec
@Fleura Yeah, I’m not worried. I imagine half of the stuff we eat has things in it like that. Heck, even non organic fruit that is washed still has traces of pesticides found on them. That in itself is ridiculous. So one lick of an edible bubble doesn’t worry me.
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@Fleura (30541)
• United Kingdom
3 Dec
@AmbiePam I looked up edible bubbles and yes the key ingredient is sodium laureth sulphate, the detergent that's used in household cleaners and things like shampoo and toothpaste to make them frothy. I guess a bubble or two is harlmess though.
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@Deepizzaguy (104278)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
1 Dec
Edible bubbles would be great for many of us to eat when I was a child.
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