Maybe play kitchens should be a little less "play" and a little more cooking. We rounded up five great additions to your child's play kitchen cabinets from real kitchen stores.
• Cast Iron: Durable and unbreakable, you can find cast iron skillets in sizes as small as 3.5" like this one from Lodge Logic. ($14)
• Mini Food Processor: Tired of play kitchen toys that don't make sounds, much less chop anything? This mini food processor by Cuisinart does both and it's pink! ($33)
• Petite Cheese Knife Set: It's never too early to start practicing knife skills and this petite 4 piece set by Swissmar is perfectly sized for small grips. Handwash only, not suitable for play dishwashers. ($34)
• Miniature Espresso Maker: As long as your kids are up early, they may as well get started on your morning cuppa. And they can do it in high style - this miniature version is an exact replica of the three-cup Alessi 9090 espresso coffee maker designed by Richard Sapper in 1979. ($49)
• Miniature Garlic Grater: A few bloody knuckles is a small price to pay for tableside cheese grating and this diminutive grater by Cuisinox lets even your youngest tots get in on the action. ($20)






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You got me.
:-)
Totally fell for it for a second!
I was going to say, my kid totally needs an iron pan...wonk!
Ha! I was reading along thinking... ummmmm... funny! Second time I've been duped and it's not even 8:00! ack!
But the mini skillet is so cute! Cute post :)
Seriously though- I'm getting these for their play kitchen... http://www.crateandbarrel.com/kitchen-and-food/mixing-bowls/non-slip-white-mini-prep-bowl/s588914
(My kiddo DOES have some real stuff in his kitchen, though... just safe stuff. Bowls and things that aren't breakable :))
Between this and the RickRoll my radio station did this morning, I should be good.
You had me until the knives - seriously. My Tiny Roommate loves wooden spoons. We keep the pot cupboard open for her, and she empties it habitually. And hey, food processors usually have removable blades, so that made a little bit of sense...
I'll stop defending myself. I was duped.
hahaha!
Good one :)
LOL. When I saw the grater I was like, "is she crazy?"!!!
Axesome! You totally got me!
I mean awesome!
Because, really, how are the littlest set going to learn to watch their knuckles on the grater if you don't start them young? ;)
You got me....LOL
I am loving your April Fools - you worked so hard on them!!!
Yeah, you totally got me. Not even going to try and defend it :) But I loved every second of it !
My son would adore every one of them though!
....till he lost a finger. ha ha ha
So good that it fooled me TODAY.