Gadgetology: Kitchen Fun with your Kids, Using 35 Cooking Gadgets for Simple REcipes, Crafts, Games, and Experiments

by Pam Abrams

Book Overview

Getting kids involved in the kitchen at an early age is a great, hands-on way to introduce them to new foods and teach them valuable skills. Gadgetology makes it funkids and parents alike will love... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Spiral-bound
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1558323465
• Release Date: March 2007
• Publisher: Harvard Common Pr
• Length: 90 Pages
• Weight: 1.33 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.5" x 1.3" x 10.8"

Customer Reviews

A unique and enthusiastically recommended addition

Profusely illustrated throughout with the full-color photography of Mellisa Punch, "Gadgetology" is a lively and 'kid friendly' collection of do-it-yourself instructions for recipe, crafts, games, and experimental projects utilizing thirty-five different kitchen implements or 'gadgets' common to any home. Kids can build an edible log cabin with an apple corer, make a strawberry taste like orange juice with a marinade injector, write secret messages in a lemon juice based invisible ink and the use of a citrus squeezer, make a jelly bean nest with a garlic press, and so much more! Fun and informative, "Gadgetology" is a unique and enthusiastically recommended addition to any family or community library children's activities reference collection.

Great Family Fun

This book is full of fun things to do as a family. What a treat.

So much fun - for you and your child

This book is so much fun to use, and is gorgeous to look at. Having projects that you can do with your child by just going to the kitchen and using tools and food you already own is such a fabulous idea. So many project books for kids require items you have to go out and get especially for the project --- not very convenient for spur of the moment fun. This book makes it easy to be spontaneous. And you'll have as much fun as your child! My eight year old and three year old both love it. I highly recommend this book!