Kids in the Kitchen - Color Coded Cooking System for Kids with 15 No Bake Recipes Review

Average Reviews:

(More customer reviews)I was disappointed the apron was so thin but I understand it's an inexpensive set. I do not care for the cookbook at all.They list the basic ingredients for each recipe, but not quantities, so it can be hard to figure out what you'll need to buy.And each recipe has a suggestion for "jazzing it up" (in actuality, making it look like the picture) that requires additional ingredients that are listed separately.

For example, if you follow the recipe for "There's a Mouse in the House" you will make cookie balls.The title of the recipe and the picture imply you'll end up with mice, but this is only achieved by following the optional instructions ("jazzing it up") and adding red licorice, red candy, and almonds.If you bought them.

My 3-year-old and I are having fun, but I wouldn't recommend this set to anyone else.

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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-Mom's 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.