🧂 Vatutin Edible Chalk 200g Review

If anyone looks at these imaginary clues for taste, no, they don't look like clues. Instead, they are more like chalk in texture and flavor.

I let it air out for several hours. When I first tried it, it had an aftertaste. To fix this, I lightly dusted the pieces with cornstarch and microwaved them for about 40-45 seconds. After cooling, they were very tasty. The aftertaste is gone.

First, the price is too high for what you get. I'm a little annoyed by the crowd. Second, it has a very earthy and dirty taste. Not smooth or creamy at all. It's not pure white, but greyish. I'll try airing it out for a few days and hopefully it will please my taste buds more!

Similar in crunchiness and texture (not grainy, not creamy), but more 'powdery' in flavor. Described as similar to Oskol but without that "earthy" flavor. I'm hoping that might change a bit after it goes live in a few days. Also more off-white than pure white. Not sure why it matters, but pure white crayons seem to taste way better.

I really like this product. I was really having trouble with Pica and didn't know how to fix it. I started researching and discovered that edible chalk exists, but can it curb my strong and intense pica cravings? I tried another product which was very creamy, I don't crave clay and I really wanted an earthy flavor. For me, this chalk was perfect. It's firm and crunchy but bites easily, incredibly earthy and delicious. It ends up being creamy, but without that I imagine it's unbearably dry. This