9 Best Cooking Kits for Kids That Love Food

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Baketivity

Cost: Starting at $49.92 for a one-month subscription

Made by parents for parents and kids, Baketivity’s baking boxes arrive with pre-measured ingredients and easy instructions. Designed for children ages four through 10 but perfect for the whole family, the boxes are a creative way to bond and create something scrumptious. Implement some of these timeless cooking tips from grandma when you cook.

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