For what age group do you recommend for the easy-bake?
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I would say 4-6. But, I wouldn't recommend this today. It wasn't the same as when I was a kid. I found it much more enjoyable and worthwhile to do some real baking with the kids.
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Easy Bake makes specific baking pans for the ovens, those would be too big. But my daughter uses that set in the regular oven with regular cake mixes all the time, which she enjoys way more than the Easy Bake. I have given that as a gift with regular cake and muffin mixes and the store-bought frostings, and sprinkles and they love it.
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My 4 yr old loves it althought much of it is too hard right now. I would say 4-10 years old.
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I have a 2 year old granddaughter and two nearly 4 year old grandsons who LOVE to play with this particular kitchen. Even my 18 mos. old grandson likes to get in there and "cook up a storm." As they get older, I feel like they appreciate this kitchen more and more, but a young one can enjoy playing on this for hours on end. =) =) =)
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i have had two 2 years at the table to eat a good many times, but if you are hoping to have have 2 kids work at it when they are over 3 i think it will be too small. It will most likely last you 2 years if they are 1.5 years now.
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My niece is 6 and was really enjoying it. She and her older sister and brother (11 and 10) were constantly taking turns at it. So I would say safely from 6 to 40 (because I enjoy it a lot too). Hope this helps.
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I'd say 8+. Maybe 10+. Kids younger than 8 will have problems. Adults will enjoy as well.
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My son is 8 and he enjoyed it. I would say 3-9 but adults can enjoy it too.
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I'm sorry, I can't help you. The Hasbro Easy Bake supplies was ordered on Amazon and sent directly to my granddaughter in another state, so I didn't see it.
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The game comes with simplified, quick start rules. Even with the quick start rules the game would be difficult for a 6 year old; however, he/she should be able to start learning the basic mechanics of the game or play with an adult. The manufacturer recommends 14 years of age or older. See GameBoardGeek.com for more detailed information about this fun game.
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i would say start with about a quarter of the baking time since they are so much smaller and have so much more area all around. i've done cakes in them and that is about what i estimated, a quarter of the time. but i test and test as i go, of course.
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I would say 8-10 for begginer scientists. My son was within age range (11) but was a little bored with the experiments. Definitely for the younger age range.
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Hi, perhaps below 5 would be good. For big kids, maybe good is good to try the Ultra version.
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I believe this is more appropriate for younger children. I bought it for my 2 & 5 year olds last year. They loved it, but the now-6 year old only has slight interest in it by now. Also, the average 8 year old might find the size a little small (but most kitchenettes I've seen in the stores are all about this size and age level).
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NO. Easy Bake oven require a specific size and shape pan to be able to function. These are best for regular ovens or toaster ovens. If you are teaching children to cook I would suggest a toaster oven as it is smaller and easier to see in to as well.
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It's a great deal. I was going to purchase one myself and came here to compare prices when I saw this post. I ended up not buying it only because I have an 18 month and 4 years old at home and the truth is I don't have time to bake like I would like to. Hopefully I'll buy one in a few years when they are older. Hope you get many years of enjoyment out of it.
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the youngest age I would recommend is the same as Hector (see other answer) --the child does not put pieces in mouth. The good thing about this puzzle is that a person can put it together several different ways.--it comes with a small booklet with instructions for putting the pieces together to make people, animals, buildings--all very abstract but fun--an adult would be entertained.