DIY Polyjuice Potion Kit [HARRY POTTER] | In Literature

Ready to make your own colour transforming potion? Make your own polyjuice potion kit using basic ingredients you can find in the grocery store:
red cabbage (or blueberries)
bicarb soda or ph booster drops
clear cordial + lemon juice.
And once parties are allowed again, it's affordable to make a big batch so each of your guests has a polyjuice potion kit of their own.
For more detailed instructions, check out the polyjuice potion post on the blog: www.inliteratu...
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[@umniya3076]

This channel is so criminally underrated, not only is this clever as hell but also peak aesthetic

[@em01455]

I’m so happy to watch your videos again

[@paolarosano8051]

I can't believe I missed this notification from a month ago! Ugh. The 'potion' looks so pretty!

[@sundaybaking]

I’ve been waiting for your video!!! 😊 This is sooo cool!!! I’d love to try it out 🧙🏻‍♀️

[@LaxLune]

Awesome to have you back! For a floral option you could try violets as well! They do the same!

[@BrytonTaylor]

Yes, I didn't realise there were so many foods and flowers that have the pigment in. The first I had heard of it was through the b'lure butterfly pea extract the other year. I'd love to try some of the different options so I can see how/if they differ in end result.

[@shari73sd]

How fun! Can't wait to try it out myself!

[@kassandradupont1500]

This is adorable!! Thank you so much boo🧡

[@farawayfaerie8829]

Awesome video! Will the drinks still change color if you use a clear soda? (Like Sprite)

[@charlottecorrigan5280]

I LOVE your videos! Is your website down? thanks

[@linwood891]

Does this work?

[@avahougie]

Can you make it into a mocktail?

[@BrytonTaylor]

Hi Ava, This mixture is non alcoholic to start with, so definitely. 😊