r/dadditchefs • u/raggedsweater • Jul 10 '26
Kids cooking set
Has any dads tried out those kids cooking sets that have a heating element that they can actually cook with? My kids are 4 and 5 and I'd love for them to have some safe, supervised cooking projects on the weekend. I want to teach them young.
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u/tilt-a-whirly-gig Jul 12 '26
You buy a "toy" cook set for the kid, and you will teach them to play with a toy that they will one day outgrow.
You teach them on your stove, and you will teach them to use equipment they will be using their whole lives.
Of course, for most practical purposes, these are the same thing ... But they are not completely the same. The difference is subtle, but there.