Kids In The Kitchen - Color Coded Cooking System For Kids With 15 No Bake Recipes
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Price : $17.99
Features
- Created by a mom, Kids in the Kitchen lets kids safely get a taste of cooking in a way that€�s fun, easy and creative
- This deluxe set includes an apron, chef€�s hat, mixing bowl, spoon, stickers and a cookbook with 15 no-bake recipes
- Also includes 8 color-coded measuring spoons and cups
- Minimal parental involvement required
- All recipes are egg-free
Product Description
This wonderful set has all the ingredients to make kitchen play truly delicious and nutritious. More than a mere assembly of just-like-Moms toys, this set gives kids everything they need to safely prepare 15 different no-bake delicacies with minimal meddling (make that supervision) from parents. Armed with 8 color-coded measuring spoons and cups, a recipe book, stickers, Chef hat, Chef apron and a mixing spoon, tots as young as 5 yrs. old can concoct treats like a Cheeky Cheese Cake or an Aloha Pineapple Crumble. Recipes were created with input from real chefs and have been kid tested.
Customer Reviews
Review date : 2008-01-01 
This product arrived with a mailing label directly on the box. It was not in an amazon box. The picture of the toy was on it. My daughter saw it immediately. This was suppose to be a christmas present. I tried to call the shipper but the phone number on the label was incorrect. I reached someone in Canada. Needless to say I was quite disappointed in this package.
Review date : 2007-12-31 
My 3 1/2 year old daughter received this for Christmas, and I have to say, it’s a quality set…the apron and hat (her’s were both solid red) are well made and seem durable so far…the hat has an ajustable option using velcro, that I like. The measuring cups and spoons are color coded and marked, and are as solid as the sets that I use…same for the large bowl and spoon…it comes with a cute little cookbook, which is almost all dessert options, but with a nobake feature, you can’t expect a 7 course meal, lol. Last night I assisted the Chef with making the confetti cakes, and my daughter had a ball, she measured and mixed, started the microwave and then spread the mix into her pan…and the end result was actually a tasty peanutbutter marshmallow fudgy type treat, lol…This is an excellent starter set for the 5 and under set, help them to learn basic kitchen terms and skills…Oh, and the book even has star stickers for the kids to rate the recipes, stickers to show if they did it themselves, or with help, and stickers to go on the basic ingredients in most of the recipes, I liked this feature, for what kid dosen’t like stickers.
All in all, I’d definitely recommend this set for the little chef in your home, it’s well worth the price, and you can help create priceless memories for your child and yourself!
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