Shop Curious Chef® Baking Tools 6-Piece Cookie Kit
The products in the Cookie Kit including two cookie cutters, a rolling pin, a whisk, and other tools.
The front of the 6-Piece Cookie Kit box.
A little girl using a fork to put details on a sheet of chocolate heart and butterfly cookie cutouts.
Two kids in chef attire each mixing ingredients in a mixing bowl.

6-Piece Cookie Kit

Item # TCC50106 Categories: , ,

$19.99

With the 6-Piece Cookie Kit your kids can take the lead next time you’re making homemade cookies. This kit features all the tools they need to mix, roll, shape, and serve delicious cookies.

Product Details

Next time your kids ask for cookies get them involved with making a fresh batch! The Curious Chef® 6-Piece Cookie Kit features everything they’ll need, including a non-stick rolling pin with handles designed for little hands; a mixing spoon; a cookie turner; a stainless steel whisk; and two adorable oversized soft-grip cookie cutters.

Whether you’re making cookies for a special occasion, a family gathering, as a teacher gift, or just for fun, baking with kids is a fun, wholesome activity that helps them develop important kitchen skills. With their own set of baking tools, they’ll be more than eager to help!

Product Specifications

  • Gift Box Dimensions: 12″ L x 3.5″ W x 12″ H
  • Tools feature ergonomic handles with soft touch button grips specifically designed for small hands
  • Nylon heat Safe up to 420°F
  • Silicone heat safe up to 450°F
  • Dishwasher safe and BPA Free
  • Appropriate for children ages 4+

 

Learning By Doing

Some key areas for learning and growth

Rolling out Dough

Place a piece of wax paper on the counter and lightly flour it. Equally divide dough into four quarters, roll into balls and place 1 ball on wax paper. Lightly flour rolling pin, roll out dough ball until it’s 1/8 inch thick. Lightly sprinkle top of dough with flour. Repeat steps until all dough is rolled out.

Cookie Cutouts

Put some flour into a bowl. Dip the cookie cutter in the flour, then place it on top of rolled out dough and start cutting out cookie by pressing firmly.

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