SmartLab Toys TINY Baking with 20 Delicious Tiny Recipes Big Science. Tiny Tools For Sale

• Real food. Real science. Real fun! Bake itty-bitty pies, cupcakes, pastries, and pizzas using teeny-tiny tools and pans; learn why cakes rise, eggs get solid, and cookies smell delicious; baking set fits into an 5.2 x 3.4 x 2.2-inch tin to easily take to grandmas house or a sleepover

• 17-piece tiny baking set includes: Storage tin with top, rolling pin, wee-knife, pizza/dough cutter, mixing spoon, 3 wee-spoons, mixing bowl, pizza/pie pan, pie server, sheet pan, silicone cake & cupcake molds, 2 silicone finger mitts, 48-page recipe book; recipes require household ingredients not included in this kit

• 48-page recipe book explains the science behind the yum: Tried-and-true recipes include explanations of how food chemistry works, like how the acid and base in baking powder start a reaction when liquid is added, producing gas bubbles to cause the batter to rise

• 20 enormously delicious recipes: Easy Teeny Frittata, Vanilla Cupcakes, Double-Decker Chocolate Cake, Buttercream Frosting, Chocolate Chip Cook-wees, Lattice-Crust Fruit Pie, Bits o Bacon Quiche, Deep Dish Pizza, Silly Little Monkey Bread Pie, and more

• Perfect for budding food scientists 8+ years

Welcome to the itty bitty baking lab. Your Tiny Baking! set comes with teensy tools to bake miniature versions of your favorite recipes. You\'ll make minuscule muffins, pint-size pies, and much more. As you bake, you\'ll learn things like what turns gooey batter into melt-in-your-mouth cake. It\'s science--just deliciously tiny!

Tiny Baking! is a fun family activity in which everyone can play a role.Quick tips: Know Before You Bake:

• Wash up: Hand wash your tiny cookware thoroughly before and after using.
• Plan ahead: Many recipes call for softened butter. Set 1/2 stick of butter on the counter top until soft or have an adult heat in the microwave until soft about 10 seconds.
• It\'s sticky: Keep a little flour handy to dust your work surface and coat your fingers.
• It\'s dirty: Set a large bowl in the sink with warm soapy water. Wash your wee kitchen tools in the bowl-never in the dishwasher.
• Eggs-Actly: A slippery egg is hard to divide for tiny measurements. Crack an egg and whisk it so the yolk and white is combined, not gloopy. Store the leftover egg in the fridge when not using.

Before you begin each project, read the instructions all the way through. Make sure you have all the ingredients and equipment you will need.

The illustrated 48-page recipe books includes a list of all your tiny tools and the ingredients you will need in all the recipes. There are helpful hints along the way and 20 recipes for TINY Treats with BIG tastes.

We bet your mouth is watering already!

Since 2004, SmartLab Toys has been a leading designer of educational toys for children ages six through fourteen. We believe children learn best through hands-on exploration and discovery. That\'s why we embrace the STEAM approach by producing innovative toys that provide experiences and experiments in chemistry, measurement, engineering, electronics, and physics. Our toys allow children to add their individual insights, problem-solving skills, divergent thinking, and perseverance to their play as they learn and practice real-world skills and concepts.