Of all the things to gawk at, at the sprawling Atlantis Resort last weekend, there was one thing that seemed to catch the eye of every editor there--the bright, kid-friendly cooking utensils in the Kids Club.
Sadly when I found info on the nested mixing bowls that looked so fabulous on the shelves, they turned out to be a whopping $49.99 for a set that gets dismal Amazon ratings. But I was happy to discover the Fiesta Heads silicone whisk, spatula and pastry brush which the kids had a blast playing with before the cooking even started, thanks to the fun character-like shapes. They're not cheap either, but they are built to last. And they'd make a cool gift for a budding chef who'd be excited to have his very own set of kitchen stuff.
His own set of kitchen stuff with belly buttons on it. -Liz
Find the nested mixing bowls by Joseph Joseph and Fiesta Heads silicone utensils for kids at our affiliate Amazon.
[h/t lil' sugar, digital dads]
Sadly when I found info on the nested mixing bowls that looked so fabulous on the shelves, they turned out to be a whopping $49.99 for a set that gets dismal Amazon ratings. But I was happy to discover the Fiesta Heads silicone whisk, spatula and pastry brush which the kids had a blast playing with before the cooking even started, thanks to the fun character-like shapes. They're not cheap either, but they are built to last. And they'd make a cool gift for a budding chef who'd be excited to have his very own set of kitchen stuff.
His own set of kitchen stuff with belly buttons on it. -Liz
Find the nested mixing bowls by Joseph Joseph and Fiesta Heads silicone utensils for kids at our affiliate Amazon.
[h/t lil' sugar, digital dads]
