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Home›How To›4 Ways to Make Fake Vomit

4 Ways to Make Fake Vomit

By Matthew Lynch
October 9, 2023
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Introduction:

Fake vomit has been a classic choice for practical jokes and gags. It can be a hilarious addition to jokes or even as a prop for stage productions. While you could always purchase fake vomit from prank stores, creating your own version is not only cost-effective but also allows customization based on your preferences. Here are four ways to create DIY fake vomit.

1. Oatmeal and Gelatin Method:

Ingredients:

– 1 cup of oatmeal

– 1 packet of unflavoredgelatin

– Hot water

– Green food coloring

– Red food coloring

Instructions:

1. Prepare the oatmeal according to package instructions in a mixing bowl.

2. Mix in the unflavoredgelatin with the hot oatmeal.

3. Add a few drops of green and red food coloring until you achieve a vomit-like color.

4. Spread the mixture onto a plastic sheet, plate or tray, then let it cool and solidify.

2. Biscuits and Soup Method:

Ingredients:

– Crushed biscuits or crackers (preferably unsalted)

– Can of cream-based soup (e.g., cream of mushroom or cream of chicken)

– Green olives or peas (optional)

Instructions:

1. Crush the biscuits/crackers into small, uneven pieces.

2. Mix the crushed biscuits with the cream soup.

3. If desired, add some green olives or peas for an extra disgusting touch.

4. Randomly place sticky clumps onto a surface of choice.

3. Cornstarch and Water Method:

Ingredients:

– 1/2 cup cornstarch

– 1/2 cup water

– Apple sauce

– Yellow & red food coloring

Instructions:

1. Combine cornstarch, water, and apple sauce together in a bowl.

2. Mix it well until you achieve a slimy consistency.

3. Add a few drops of yellow and red food coloring to create a vomit-like hue.

4. Spread it onto your desired surface for maximum gross-out effect.

4. Pudding and Cereal Method:

Ingredients:

– 1 package instant vanilla pudding

– 2 cups milk

– Crushed cereal (like bran flakes)

– Mustard or green food coloring

Instructions:

1. Mix the pudding with milk according to instructions on the package.

2. Blend in a handful of crushed cereal.

3. Add mustard or green food coloring to darken the mixture and make it appear more vomit-like.

4. Place the mixture on your chosen surface to fool unwitting victims.

Conclusion:

With these four methods, you now have a handy guide for creating fake vomit on-demand! You can customize these recipes according to the desired look and texture, or even mix different methods together for even more realistic results! Remember, use your newly-created fake vomit responsibly when pranking friends or family, and have fun sharing laughs with everyone involved!

 

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