Food play / sploshing

I’d love to try food play/sploshing with my wife, in the past I’ve tried whipped cream (ends up smelling grim in my opinion) so would love some hints/tips or suggestions.

I’m normally the one pushing the boundaries in the bedroom as we normally have good vanilla sex so don’t want to scare my wife by suggesting a paddling pool full of custard (it’s on the to do list)!

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Whipped cream does smell gross on skin :nauseated_face:

It’s not something me and the husband are into. However, I have a fantasy (with my fave celebrity crush) about deep, passionate kissing with ice-cream in our mouths. I imagine that the cold sensation, melting it with tongues and letting it escape from our mouths while we kiss, would be amazing :heart_eyes: Plus the swallowing would remind me of swallowing cum :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

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Avoid fresh/whipped cream - body heat makes it smell rank.

Try chocolate sauce, honey, maple syrup, custard, ice cream, chuck in some fruit, try tequila body shots - the world is your oyster.

There’s a great scene in ‘9 1/2 weeks’ if you want some inspiration. And don’t worry about the mess. Get a waterproof sheet, chuck it on the bed and then jump in the shower afterwards.

Enjoy! :wink:

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I bought some chocolate honey the other day. I did not know it existed. :slightly_smiling_face: It’s a bit thicker than regular honey, but goes runnier when warm. No idea if it’s suitable, but thought I’d throw the idea out there. :+1::slightly_smiling_face:

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Had an amazing time one night with pizza play…

:crazy_face:

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Definitely my vote for starting out is custard. Smells good, tastes good and feels good.

The best thing I managed if you want more extreme stuff without scaring her is a bath full of porridge. Feels amazing, you can both get in, and it’s good for her skin, so use it as a plus point!!! My wife loved it. Might have to buy a few packets each shop tho - gets awkward at the check out. :rofl:

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We mostly had scoop it out and flush it down the loo. I’ve also done flour and water paste before, which was amazing (but super difficult clean up) and that was more the case of sacrificing the buckets straight into our bin bags.

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Custard is great, and dilutes easily to go down the plug.

Whipped cream is to be avoided, you can’t clean it off properly and it smells so bad the next day!

Our go to is actual gunge as they use on TV. You can buy direct from the same folk who supply the TV production companies. It’s basically a thickener used in lubes and food production, so it’s body safe, edible etc. It’s a powder you mix with water, and dilute it back to water again. No blockages.

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:open_mouth::open_mouth::open_mouth:

When I was a kid that’s what was used as a safe substitute for glue!

Now I like to get sticky every now and then, but…:joy::joy::joy::joy:

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Honestly though. 16kg of flour from Costco, and two big tubs. It was the best messy experience I’ve had, short of swimming in a lake of smooth clay mud. I’d happily do it again if I could.

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Hi, my OH @FoxyLea87 wants to try sploshing, and we were wondering what is the best type of foods to use? Any advice greatly received

Custard, cream with a few strawberries added and syrup are a few you could try.

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Anything you like to eat…

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Not edible (obviously) but shaving foam works really well for sploshing

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@Foxylealover ignore @Dannymac sounds like he wants you to be badly burnt and off to hospital than been helpful… :pensive:

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Nothing I’m particularly interested in trying but if it was, definitely something with a black forest gateau type flavour.

Plenty of squirty sauces out there.

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Hmmm sound good enough to try…

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Hey @Foxylealover - it’s not something I have any direct experience in but there was some suggestions in this thread with lots of comments saying to avoid cream.

It probably depends on whether it’s the food aspect or just feeling the different textures. If it’s the latter, there’s something called Gelli Baff which is advertised for children’s bath times but I’ve always thought it would make a great sploshing/wet and messy type play (from what I know about it). Its basically a powder which turns water to goo. They do a slime version too. The packet comes with a dissolve powder as well so clean up is easy. As I said, I haven’t actually used this for the purposes of sploshing, and so there may well be factors that I haven’t thought about, but thought I would mention it as I don’t think I’ve seen it mentioned before on the forum :blush:

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Use your favourite search engine for gunge or slime for your messysupplies. Comes in all sorts of thicknesses, quantities & colours.

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