Fusion Select Popin’ Cookin Diy Candy Kit (8 Pack Varieties) - Tanoshii Bento, Ramen and Waffle, Cakes, Sushi and Donuts, Hamburger, and Kawaii Gummy Land in Gift Box

These fun candy snack kits have provided a great deal of entertainment for the kids. They love the taste too and love finding out what flavors the items taste like when made (usually fruity). The craft aspect has them learning to follow directions and careful thinking about each step, depending on their goal of what they are trying to make. It has been fun helping them and then watching as they began tackling each project on their own. So far I think they have done about half the kits (we actually had found two individual ones at the supermarket before I found this assortment, so they had some extra experience). They are very creative and it is always neat seeing how various items are made from powders and water, like the salmon roe or ramen noodles.

Es un juguete muy divertido, ideal para compartir tiempo en familia, a mi nena de 7 años le fascinó, emula consistencia de los platillos, los sabores son frescos y deliciosos. Excelente opción para divertirse con nuestros hijos.

These actually taste pretty good. My son loves to do them and we have a lot of fun creating them together. It's a fun activity that kills about 30 minutes of the day.

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I get a pile of these every year for my child. She's a teenager now, but these are the one thing she always asks for. The kits don't take long, and by now she's done all of the different varieties many times, but it doesn't mean she doesn't love them. It's much cheaper to get a lot of them this way than separately, so I get her enough for the year in winter, and she has them whenever she wants. The instructions are clear even if they are in a different language, and the steps are simple enough. Usually the end result is fairly tasty, although definitely full of artificial candy flavors. The more savory kits become a risk when making them, because some are oddly enjoyable, some aren't bad, and some will create taste nightmares. As a rainy day kit, or something for kids to do with grandparents and relatives, these are great, but I might not look at this as a party activity due to the chance of getting packets mixed up or spills.