CASDON 63502 Little Cook Kenwood Toy Mixer - Pretend Play Kitchen Appliance for Kids

claire: One of the best kids toys I’ve seen

United Kingdom on Dec 02, 2023

Egon Teichröb: Robust und gut

Germany on Nov 20, 2023

Ela: Very good toy! Working good, keep kids busy. The best surprise was a recipe book, you can actually mixed something in it. Highly recommended

United Kingdom on Nov 05, 2023

bénédicte legeay: Robot comme les grands, enfant ravi

France on Aug 06, 2023

Coral Kenneke: Cute but not very strong. However as a toy it's perfect. My nephew uses it with his easy bake oven and loved it. He's into baking right now and he really got into it.

United States on Feb 03, 2023

Divina Fuentes: Bought this for my niece for her birthday. She loves her play kitchen ad helping cook alongside my mom. This looks like ti could be a real appliance and the operation is easy and does not require batteries.

United States on Mar 03, 2022

Amazon Customer: My 2 1/2 year old son is obsessed with helping me bake, and always requests that i take out the "red mixer" (my kitchen aid mixer). For Christmas, I knew I wanted to get him his own play mixer. Christmas morning, he was SO excited about his mixer rand literally spent the entire day carrying it around and turning it on and off and lifting it up, taking the attachments out, and pretending to turn it on "too high" so the flour flew out of the top (this happened recently when we made something together). Unfortunately his cousin stepped on one of the whisks on the first day we had it and broke a piece of it off. I contacted the company Casdon, and they were SO KIND and sent us 2 replacement whisks free of charge, and did not even charge us shipping when it came all the way from England. We are so grateful, and my little one still uses his mixer every single day.

United States on Jan 19, 2022

Kimberly Morris: I have to admit I was terrified by the motorized parts but they stop when touched by even little fingers and she loves having things that actually look like Mommy’s. It comes with a little recipe book and I’m assuming it could handle lightweight actual use but we’ll be using it only as pretend play so she isn’t tempted to secret flour and the like up to her bedroom

United States on Jan 07, 2020

Natasha: I have the Kenwood Chef Titanium so when I saw this I couldn’t resist getting it for my toddler! It was £11 when I bought it, which was excellent value. It is a perfect match to mine and he was so excited with it. The lift up machanism is manual, the “switch” is just for show, but that is probably just as well because he’s heavy handed. I love the fact it comes with a handle to place in the top & use it manually. The mixer really isn’t up to cooking much, it is not strong enough to get through the average thickness cake mixture. However it is great fun and I have made cookies with my toddler, taking the bowl out and using a spoon to finish it off. It is stronger if you use the handle rather than the electric motor, but that is fun just for play. Considering it cost less than the equivalent Argos tat it really is a good toy and the novelty value of it being the same as mums is great.

United Kingdom on Dec 29, 2017

mhp: My 3 year old loves to cook and pretend cook. I got this for him for his b-day and he is crazy about it. He plays with it for hours. It actually works like a real mixer and comes with some simple recipes. But it s safe because the paddle and whisk will stop if touched. It has a manual crank and spices by battery operation. It is a smaller version of a real mixer - with same metal color and functions. This is a great kitchen mixer for kids that looks like the adult/"real" version.

United States on Dec 03, 2017