Chalkovsky Premium Edible Clay - Crispy Clay Chunks for Eating - Edible Chalk for Pica Cravings, Mukbang ASMR Content Creators - Ready-to-Eat Clay - Carefully Selected Edible Dirt Bites - 7 Oz (200gr)

What a strange thing to review. I developed pica due to anemia and have been looking for sort-of safe things to chew. Please note nothing about this clay is actually edible. It's just clay from the ground somewhere in Russia that someone stuck the word edible on. It's more crunchy than chalky, like chewing thin sheets of porcelain. There isn't much taste at all, just a very pleasant slight earthy taste. Like the smell after the rain. I try not to swallow too much of this, I mostly chew it and spit it out. Oh, and I told my dentist about this habit and he said my teeth don't look like they've been damaged by it.

I have tried 3 other brands looking for something to curb my pica in pregnancy. This was the worst by and large. It was so hard I thought I was going to break my teeth, and then it turned sponge once you got past the initial outside layer. Worst texture I could imagine. And it’s was horribly grainy. The smell is awful, nothing about it tastes or smells natural. The taste is downright nasty, I have never tasted anything like it, but it had more of a chemical taste. 10/10 do NOT recommend.

My only complaint is how expensive it is. But I love the grittiness and texture. It doesn’t melt in your mouth and it doesn’t taste like playdoh. It comes in large pieces so I put them in a bowl with a little water and they break up easily without melting! The water also helps bring out the earthy taste in it.

I liked the taste but I'll dont think you get enough for what you pay for and some of the chunks were too thick( I had to break them up with a hammer). Save you money and get a different clay. Update: So I did end up buying it again and it was much better the second time. I got more the second time and the chunks weren't as big as they were the first time I got it. Still don't think you get enough for your buck but I really do like the taste. I've gotten it three times now. It is a little hard to chew too. Oh and if you do end up getting it, let it air for five days to a week it will be have a stronger taste and won't be quite as hard as when you get it. Updated: the third time I got it, it wasn't good at all. It had a horrible old taste like it's been sitting out in a moist damp dungeon or something. The clumps were big and hard to bite in to. Oh and it was sticking to my teeth and had a faint gummy feel. I'm sorry but this one has done it, I will not buy this again.

I like this kind of clay very good taste, compares to other clays I say this type of clay is one of the best I ever tasted. Bought this twice and this will be my third now. Hope the quality and quantity wouldn't change or disappoint me

Horrible, no taste or smell. It looks promising and even are you wet it, is like sand. Not clay at all. No earthy anything about it. You’ll be disappointed especially if you are used to the type of clay from small country towns in the US.

I buy this clay literally multiple times a month. I did notice it was out of stock for a while.. I wonder what that was about, because it definitely does NOT TASTE THE SAME!! It’s way more chalkier if that makes sense!! I don’t know but I’m not liking the bag I just received… AT ALL! :(

I order my husband clay and chalk from this company once a month, because he gets cravings like crazy to eat dirt lol.We both will just bite into these to satisfy some weird animalistic need to just bite onto rocks, and we love this brand for it. They always taste earthy, have a nice satisfying crunch, and help my husband greatly with his cravings.If you order these, please understand what you are getting into. Its literally biting into earth, so that is what it will taste/feel like.