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From a game kitchen to something to do together

Turn a favourite dish from the game into a drawing, a chat about ingredients or a simple activity in the kitchen with a grown-up.

Start with something your child noticed

Ask which dish caught their attention in the game. There is no need to cook straight away: you could draw a burger, talk about the colours of vegetables or write a menu for a make-believe café. Choose something you'd both like to do.

Keep the task small

For a no-cook activity, a grown-up can prepare ingredients that suit the family. Your child could help arrange a sandwich filling or decorate a plate while you're beside them. Pick a task that suits what they can manage and the support they need.

Keep game steps separate from real recipes

The game's sequence is made for play. Don't use it to judge cooking temperatures, timings or how to handle raw ingredients. For a real dish, a grown-up needs to choose a separate recipe and follow its instructions.

Get the kitchen ready first

Check the ingredients against your family's food needs, wash your hands and prepare the work surface. Knives, the stove and hot cookware are for the grown-up to handle. Stay with your child from start to finish, then tidy up together.

Games

  • Food Festival 3

    In Food Festival 3 your child can make pizza, burgers, hot dogs and tacos in one kitchen. There are no timers or scores, so there is time to explore each recipe calmly.

  • Burger Max

    In Burger Max your child cooks the patty, then picks the toppings and sauces to finish the burger. There are 16 burgers to build, so sit together and see which one lands on the plate.

  • Mamo Pizza

    From the dough to the last slice, your child stretches the base, spreads the sauce, adds toppings and bakes a pizza. Which toppings would your family choose?

  • HotDog Street

    In HotDog Street your child cooks the sausage, toasts the bun and adds the sauces. Each step makes it easy to see what goes into the dish.

  • Happy Taco

    Your child fills tortillas and makes salsa in Happy Taco. There are shrimp, chicken, beef, pork and vegetable recipes to try, with cauliflower in the vegetable option.