Mummy wants one too.... (ELC Sizzlin' Kitchen)

Member Name: weeonelass

Product:	ELC Sizzlin' Kitchen
Date:	05/02/02 (114 review reads)
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Advantages: very much like a real kitchen, compact, effective noises

Disadvantages: size of oven, price

Father christmas delighted my daughter yet again with her new sizzlin kitchen and mummy quiet likes it too. It sits quite nicely in the corner of the room and the small table like flap folds away to keep it compact.

This really is a life like kitchen for kids which is brightly coloured and made of sturdy plastic so it is hard to break but easy to clean.

On one side it has a hob on the top which is the main feature as it makes a cooking sound when the saucepan is placed on the top, has a deep fat frying basket sunken into the hob and has on and off knobs the same as mummy's. Under the hob is the oven door and when opened contains a shelf for placing pots
on.

On the other side is the washing up section complete with bowl, taps, hooks to hang up tools and draining board. Under this is the dishwasher which is usefull for storing the crockery. (which is made of strudy plastic too).

Across the top of the kitchen is a sercret compartment for storing the plates.

There is a flap which lifts and clicks into place and provides a little table.

The kitchen comes complete with saucepans, food, cutlery, crockery and condiments.

There are a few disadvantages though. My daughter gets frustrated because the sauce pan is too big to fit into the oven and I think that it is a bit pricey at £50.

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