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Taking an idea from the game into family time

Use a favorite game dish as a starting point for drawing, talking about ingredients, or a simple kitchen activity with an adult.

Choose one idea to explore

Ask your child which dish they remember from the game. You don't have to cook it right away. Drawing a burger, talking about vegetable colors, or making an imaginary restaurant menu can be a shared activity too.

Offer a small task

For an activity that doesn't involve cooking, an adult can prepare ingredients that suit the family. With you beside them, your child might arrange sandwich fillings or decorate a plate. Choose a task based on what they can do and the help they'll need.

Use a separate recipe for real cooking

The steps in the game are designed for play. They aren't instructions for cooking temperatures, cooking times, or handling raw ingredients. If you decide to make a real dish, an adult should choose a separate recipe and follow its directions.

Set up the space and stay nearby

Check the ingredients against your family's food needs, wash your hands, and prepare the work area. An adult handles knives, the stove, and hot cookware. Stay with your child throughout the activity, then invite them to help clean up.

Games

  • Food Festival 3

    Food Festival 3 gives kids several dishes to try in one kitchen. They can knead pizza dough, cook a burger, or put together a taco. There are no timers or scores, so there’s room to try an idea and see what happens.

  • Burger Max

    Burger Max starts with the raw ingredients and ends with a burger your child has put together. They cook the patty and pick the toppings and sauces. You can join in by deciding what belongs in your family’s dream burger.

  • Mamo Pizza

    In Mamo Pizza, your child makes a pizza from the dough up. They stretch the base, spread the sauce, and choose what goes on top. Once it’s baked, the pizza is ready to cut and serve — a familiar kitchen activity to play through together.

  • HotDog Street

    HotDog Street turns a familiar snack into a small cooking activity. Your child cooks the sausage, toasts the bun, and adds sauces before serving the hot dog. The steps give you something concrete to talk about while you play together.

  • Happy Taco

    Happy Taco has recipes with shrimp, chicken, beef, pork, and vegetables. Your child prepares the ingredients, fills a tortilla, and adds salsa to finish. You can pick a filling together and see how the dish comes together.