Kid's Cookbook on Outlet... What Is It Like?

[BlessedWifeMommy]

Can anyone tell me what the "Let's Eat!" cookbook that is currently on the outlet is like.

Thanks!

 

[ChefBeckyD]

Laminated easel-type pages that are easy to read, and easy to clean.

Fun recipes for kids. My 5 yr. old loves it, and we've made several recipes from it. He just likes looking at the pictures though, too.

 

[cathyskitchen]

My kids love this cookbook - we've made several of the desserts for their birthdays (mouse cupcakes were a HUGE hit!) and they even tried some of the main dishes and appetizers (well, my younger one did - he's not the picky one!). It's great for kids who like to help in the kitchen, and I used to give them as donation items when schools in the area would ask for a donation to a raffle basket for an event (which reminds me - I should order some more!)

 

[Ginger428]

Well worth the money they are asking for it! My friends daughters always ask me to make them something for school on thier birthdays. Last time I made the smores brownies in the MMP, SO EASY & they come out wonderful!!

 

[Saturday Gourmet]

Money well spent! The recipes are easy, the pages are laminated so they wipe clean, and the pictures and colors are bright and cheerful.

I love the caterpillar pizzas. This is a fave of my DS.

 

[BlessedWifeMommy]

I was so looking forward to getting one. Went to place my outlet order and it is gone!

If anyone has one they want to sell, let me know...

 

[erinyourpclady]

We have had our's for years and my kids always go to it for Kids Cook nights. I bought 2 on the outlet for Christmas for my nieces as well as the aprons. I had wanted to get their names embroidered but the aprons are off just a little so instead I am making them personalized chefs hats to complete their gifts!

 

[Grandmarita]

There is a peanut butter, yogurt and Cool Whip dip that I got from that cookbook. I
use 1 cup PB, 1 cup lofat plain Yogurt, and an 8 oz. container of the Cool Whip. The
kids love to use the stainless steel whisk, in the Classic Batter bowl to whip it up. We
use the dip on fresh fruit, apple slices, banana slices, or grapes on a toothpick.