Kitchen chemistry

Create Edible Chemistry in your kitchen. Hands on science makes learning fun!

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Food Chemistry: Turn Juice into a Solid! - awesome science experiment!

I had a reader recently asked me to give a thorough review for Guest Hollow Kitchen Chemistry. She had some very specific questions, and after having the curriculum for a year, I decided it was a great time to review the unit. [You can read my post about us using the curriculum here.] This curriculum

What is the science behind jello? How does a colored powder and some water become a delicious dessert? Let's look at the science together.

Make a red cabbage pH indicator and use it to test the acidity of common kitchen ingredients! A red cabbage indicator turns vibrant colors in different solutions and introduces kids to acid/base chemistry. Making a cabbage juice indicator is a kitchen science experiment that makes a winning kids' science fair project!

From cheesecake and dough to marinades and gelatin-based desserts, experiment with food science projects!

Make plastic from milk. Create your own toys, beads, jewelry, and more, with ingredients you have right now in your kitchen. Easy Kitchen STEM

Try this cool kitchen chemistry experiment~ make homemade gummy juice noodles! This chemical reaction makes the juice solid.

Transforming your kitchen into a chemistry lab is a fantastic way to engage kids with science in a fun, hands-on way. Try these kitchen science activities the next time you need a quick STEM activity. These experiments use simple ingredients found in most kitchens to explore basic chemistry concepts. Click to find kids activities, STEM challenges, STEAM projects and science experiments at STEMtropolis.com