RED Edible Clay Chunks (lump) Natural for Eating (Food), 4 oz (110 g)

This is not Edible clay. This taste like a mixture of sand and soap, the fact that they can get away with playing with people’s health for monetary gain is beyond criminal. I got a headache immediately after tasting and I choked on gravel. Trust my review, I don’t do them often, do not buy this item. I tried to save over the brand I bought from before, big mistake. This is gravel and it has a very soapy taste and sand texture and sand in my mouth. Beyond awful.

No grit at all..... to hard to chew but dissolves immediately upon contact with saliva into a creamy paste that is a bit overwhelming for my senses..... the texture alters the flavor into a deep muddy clay flavor that I don't favor..... the only way I can appreciate the petrichor flavor I'm looking for is to lick this product, it also gives that pleasant aroma when soaked in water

Bought this again, have bought it before the packaging changed from white bag now to clear cellophine bag, the product changed as well. It used to be dark and hard but he taste was so good. Now it is bright red and cannot taste it, i like the old one better. Wish i could exchange it. This is my 5th purchase and 1st time receiving it different.

I'm surprised it actually tastes like it came from the Earth. Everything else I've tried, tastes like chemicals and soap. I like this.

The clay on the picture isn’t what you would get in real life. Taste is more less soapy, chemical. The amount is severely reduced. I weighed and it was 67 grams, basically half of what supposed to be in the bag. I gave 2 stars because it came fast. Not worth the money and does not have anything natural. Had to throw away all of it free one bite. Shame, shame, shame.

This was my second time buying this dirt, my first purchase was good quality but was a small amount.My recent purchase of this edible dirt had an earthy taste however was very hard to bite and very rocky/sandy which made it difficult to eat. The quantity was even smaller which isn’t worth the price.

After reading a lot of the reviews I was a hit hesitant to order this, but I did anyways because I was really craving it and it was the only one that delivered same day.I’m so glad I did! First of all it’s edible CLAY, not rocks, so yeah it does become a bit pasty when it gets wet, as ALL CLAY DOES. If you don’t want it to get like that you need to bake it, then it will become a rock, and even if it gets wet it won’t become pasty. I personally prefer the pasty state, but I did make a couple of what I call “clay chips” for when I’m more in the mood of a bit of crunch.The taste is just what I expected from red clay, not disappointed with it at all. I’m also glad that a little goes a long way, I got the clay wet and just used it like chalk in the inside of my water bottle to get an earthy taste on my water and that was enough! It gave the perfect wet dirt smell and taste I was looking for and craving.Totally worth it, I will be buying it again.

The best way to work with the small quantity is to put it into a Ziploc bag and add water. Then massage the stones until it dissipates. After all, it is clay. I let it semi reharden before eating. Adding water wakes up the earthly smell. I have had bad batches where it tasted like soap. Overall, I haven't found another brand that's better.