Remember those glorious 90s moments when someone on TV got absolutely blasted with green slime? Yeah, we lived for that. If ...

The recipe for slime was always top secret — until now. Former Nickelodeon host Marc Summers recently revealed the secret ingredients to creating slime in a Tech Insider interview .

This recipe creates a smoother slime mix perfect for Double Dare‘s Slime Canal. Still, Nickelodeon Studios used another recipe in 1992 with apple sauce and green food coloring.

I used to be a skeptic, that the bulk of my wildest '90s childhood dreams could never be relived. But I'm so glad I was wrong about this particular one: you can make your own Nickelodeon slime at ...

Slime is hot again,” Summers says. “And there’s all these recipes online that have nothing to do with what we used as real slime. It started off with vanilla pudding, apple sauce, green food ...

That green slime first appeared on the Canadian TV show You Can’t Do That On Television in 1979 — a show that, two years later, aired on the kids’ channel Nickelodeon. Slime later took off ...

Nickelodeon’s iconic slime made its first appearance on You Can't Do That on Television, the Canadian-made sketch comedy show that ran from 1979 to 1990. From there, it became a staple of almost ...

The 90s were an iconic decade with a lot of iconic, well, everything. But for some 90s kids there few things more iconic and nostalgic than Nickelodeon’s green slime.

At Slime Kitchen, guests can take part in the 10-step immersive process of making their own slime, from choosing the base, scent, and color to incorporating mix-ins.