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MissJones
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Radish kids subscription
Anyone use it with their kids?
Thoughts?
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Posted 9/5/20 7:41 AM  |
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M514
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Radish kids subscription
We haven’t used Raddish, but we’ve done Kidstirs (that was really good) and are currently doing America’s Test Kitchen for Kids (my DD loves this one because they also include science experiments with food).
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| Posted 9/5/20 8:46 AM |
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Re: Radish kids subscription
It's basically just a couple of recipe cards. I didn't feel it was worth the money because my daughter isn't huge on cooking. We had a galaxy themed box that was decent (meatballs, pasta salad, pancake recipe) and it came with pancake molds (but they are a pain to clean). I could easily come up with easier meatballs, pasta salad and pancakes to cook though. And the tools were meh. I felt like I was paying for junk essentially. I'd rather do a real food service that delivers the ingredients and cook with my child.
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| Posted 9/5/20 12:26 PM |
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seaside
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Re: Radish kids subscription
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It's basically just a couple of recipe cards. I didn't feel it was worth the money because my daughter isn't huge on cooking. We had a galaxy themed box that was decent (meatballs, pasta salad, pancake recipe) and it came with pancake molds (but they are a pain to clean). I could easily come up with easier meatballs, pasta salad and pancakes to cook though. And the tools were meh. I felt like I was paying for junk essentially. I'd rather do a real food service that delivers the ingredients and cook with my child.
Thanks for the info. I was getting excited about it. We were thinking anout a real food service. Maybe now is the time!
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| Posted 9/5/20 7:36 PM |
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Deeluvsvinny
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Radish kids subscription
My daughter (10) got into cooking during the pandemic. It was something we could do together to occupy some time. She really enjoys it. I got her a subscription to Radish Kids and she's loving it. We get three new recipes a month, a shopping list, a new "utensil" and an activity. She learns a new skill (boiling the perfect pasta, assembling a wrap, using the oven, etc) , it's fun for her, she makes us meals and she's learning about and trying new foods. For us, it's been great, but I could see how not everyone is into it.
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| Posted 9/8/20 10:21 AM |
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MissJones
I need a nap!
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Re: Radish kids subscription
Posted by Deeluvsvinny
My daughter (10) got into cooking during the pandemic. It was something we could do together to occupy some time. She really enjoys it. I got her a subscription to Radish Kids and she's loving it. We get three new recipes a month, a shopping list, a new "utensil" and an activity. She learns a new skill (boiling the perfect pasta, assembling a wrap, using the oven, etc) , it's fun for her, she makes us meals and she's learning about and trying new foods. For us, it's been great, but I could see how not everyone is into it.
Thank you
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