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Question 21.3.5: Playtime: Can my kid play with Playdough during Pesach?
Answer:
If you are talking commercial playdough, the answer is no. Playdough
contains chometz (products made from the 7 grains prohibited on
Passover). An alternative solution to Playdough might be real clay or
real modelling clay. You should read the ingredients to ensure that
there are no chometz or chometz-derived ingredients.
Note that, for traditional Jews, there would be a problem with real
modelling clay during Shabbat, given the prohibitions on constructing
things or creating (i.e, various forms of art).
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