Wall Street Journal Recommended Cooking Class for Kids
I’ll do the teaching, your house smells great —
$35 set, price slashed!
We’ve helped 59,432 families teach their kids to cook…you could be next!
If you worry that your kids just want to bake sweets…
…and that’s not good for your waistline (or anyone’s health)…
How can you get the kids involved in the kitchen AND avoid compromising your healthy goals?
Maybe just this once…give them what they want?
Baking with proper training can be a great gateway to picking up a chef’s knife or sauteeing green beans.
(Especially if the teacher sneaks in healthy notes about reducing sweetener and adding veggies to baked goods!)
Amy L., mom of 5, said that having her kids in the kitchen stressed her out.
“I’d probably have kept kicking them out of the kitchen until they were 15!” she wrote.
With help from Kids Cook Real Food, Amy now enjoys
Baking doesn’t have to be the end –
Make dessert first, and maybe your kids will be tempted to stay for the main course. 😉
You’ve seen the “Pinterest Fail” photos when adults haven’t mastered the fine art of measuring exactly and stirring to a uniform mixture. Moms tell me they’re learning new strategies for flour along with their kids!
Our goal is to empower kids to make a recipe “all by themselves,” and this very allergy friendly, failproof recipe is a great start! (Bonus Video: “How to Read a Recipe Well”)
I hear you saying, “Katie, tortillas aren’t exactly baking.” We’re all about skills here, not recipes — so your kids will learn how to cut fat into flour and roll dough, which applies to pastry crusts and sugar cookies just as well!
Kids learn additional skills of separating eggs, making egg white meringue, and reducing the sweetener in recipes.
These investigations will get your kids’ brains buzzing with science! Predict, query, and learn!
If they want to bake anyway, they may as well learn it properly AND get encouragement toward healthier upgrades.
You get to work in the kitchen WHENEVER you want to, at your own pace, and access to the videos won’t expire:
Enjoy science investigations to explore:
For the price of a Costco half sheet cake with inch-thick blue frosting…
For less than the cost of one month of a cooking subscription box…
Or about half the price of a department store cooking class…
Take the challenge for just $19 (regularly $35 video set):
(Virtual cooking classes are running between $20-65 right now too, for just an hour!)
THIS is the time to do something that your kids will remember (and use) forever!
This is your year to transform baking from a family memory (good) to life skills and independence training (great!).
Make social media a positive place to build your kids’ confidence.
Life Skills Starting Young
Mom says: “Learning some life skills today so she can support us in our old age Whole wheat pumpkin muffins for the win today.”
And how about Lily, age 5, who mad the same muffins all by herself at Grandma’s house?
Grandma said: “She has enjoyed learning new things that allow her at 5 to bless her family with good food.”
The pumpkin muffins are what we demonstrate inside the member videos!
Will They Even do Dishes?
These boys did! And they each made their own creation with NO help from Mom!
Kids ages 5 and up, with more supervision and help below age 8. We expect ages 8 and up should be able to do almost everything, including the oven, by themselves. (If you have younger children and are looking for something just for them, try our mini-course for littles!)
Your family can work through the lesson videos at your own pace, and you might plan on abut 6-8 hours total for all the lessons.
Access never expires. You can login the day you complete your purchase and work at your own pace.
As long as you've given the classes a try, as demonstrated by progress in the member area, if the baking skills (or perhaps ingredients in the recipes) really don't work for your family, we're happy to refund your purchase price anytime during the first two weeks.
I assure you that safety is a top priority in the lessons and videos, and we teach stovetop safety in a way that makes parents and kids extremely comfortable. There’s no guarantee that accidents won’t happen, but walking carries some risk too, yet we all manage to do it and let our kids do it as well. 😉
We keep things pretty simple around here, but for planning purposes, to make all the recipes, you'd need a mixing bowl, muffin tins, stand or hand mixer, glass casserole dish (any size), rolling pin, skillet or griddle, and average kitchen supplies like measuring cups and spoons.
The videos are not downloadable, but the PDF plans and recipes are, so you can keep them forever.
Kids Cook Real Food has always been very allergy-friendly, and this challenge is set up so that your kids can learn the skills and choose their own recipes. If you want to use each recipe as written, one does include gluten (tortillas), and one includes eggs (pumpkin pie bars).
My team and I are here for you and answer emails within about 6 hours on weekdays. Shoot us a note at support@kidscookrealfood.com.
Success Guarantee:If you take the challenge and it really doesn’t work for your family, you may ask for a refund anytime during the first two weeks.
We will look for you to have been active in the dashboard, as this is TOO important to simply “change your mind.”
