Baketivity Kids Baking Set, Meal Cooking Party Supply Kit for Teens, Real Fun Little Junior Chef Essential Kitchen Lessons, Includes Pre-Measured Ingredients, Delicious Cake Pops

The Baketivity DIY Cake Pop Baking Kit for Kids was such a great time for me and my five‑year‑old! The pre‑measured ingredients are a lifesaver—they make it simple for younger kids to follow along without getting overwhelmed, and it really helps them feel like they’re doing everything “all by themselves.” The instructions were easy to follow, the decorating supplies were adorable, and we had so much fun putting everything together. Best of all, the cake pops came out delicious and looked great too! My little one was so proud of the final result. If you’re looking for a fun, mess‑friendly activity that combines baking, creativity, and quality time, this kit is a fantastic choice.

This kit is SUCH a great gift or activity to purchase for your kiddo or a kiddo you love. The packaging is so fun, it comes with everything you need, and the desert actually tastes great. Easy enough for my 10 year old to do alone, but fun enough to make me (as Mom) want to join in the fun! I will definitely be buying and gifting more of these kits in the future!

I got this kit for my 5 year old grandson, and we made the pops for valentines day. We had so much fun! the kit is fully prepared, all ingredients in their own pouches, and the instructions are amazingly simple, and illustrated. Even the two times you have to chill the product, and wait were easy because the entire process was fun and simple. They taste good, too!

Cute kit but my 9 yr old still needed some help with the mixing of crumbled cake and frosting . We baked ours in an 8 x 8 pan lined with parchment and it turned out beautiful. It took about 19 minutes to bake. It also required a bit of patience as you need to let the cake cool COMPLETELY before you make the cake balls (don’t make the frosting until your cake is cool otherwise it just hardens). Then you need to freeze the cake pops at least an hour before dipping. If you don’t freeze them, the sticks will not stay in the cake ball. We made ours a smallish tablespoon and had 4 left with no stick. So, I’d say a large table spoon is about the right size to make them. Also, there is very little instruction on melting the chocolate. I have baked a lot and already knew that the chocolate wafers need to be melted at 50% power and stirred every 30 seconds in the microwave . If you don’t melt the chocolate wafers this way you will burn the chocolate. They were very yummy, good chocolate flavor , and not overly sweet. He enjoyed the kit and likes following instructions but adult supervision is needed unless your child is an experienced baker comfortable with an oven.

Easy instructions, quality ingredients, tween had a blast making them. Included most ingredients. Was a little pricey.