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Cookery series with Big Cook Ben and foot-high Little Cook Small. Ben and Small are getting ready for the Cooks' Fun Day. Small is upset as he's too small to enter most of the races, and he'll never win. A Gingerbread man then enters the café and Ben and Small make him some gingerbread people. To thank Ben and Small for his meal, the Gingerbread man leaves a small egg - now Small can enter the egg and spoon race. He should be able to win now - he has a special spoon.

Jen's being really clumsy in the cafe and can't work out why. Asteroid the alien comes to visit, Small flies off to see how apples grow, and the cooks make wobbly space jelly for their intergalactic guest.There was enough for all four of us to have a slice one day, and then to share it out with friends the following day. Read More Related Articles Founder Burgess, who retrained as a nutritionist after leaving her job as a government senior strategy advisor, told The Grocer the new ‘HelloFresh for kids’ service would ensure children are involved in the cooking process and help to develop kitchen skills. In this episode, Small is writing a list and concentrating hard to think of words beginning with the letter S. Ben and Small then start singing the alphabet song but Small can’t remember what comes after the letter P. The new interactive platform will help involve children in household meal planning, engage with cooking and learn about the amazing power of food, which will be particularly helpful when it comes to fussy eaters,” she added. Small is pretending to be a detective as something has eaten all the salad in the garden. Wiggly Woo the worm comes to visit, Small flies off on her spoon to find out how rhubarb is harvested, and the two chefs cook a delicious worm crumble for their wiggly guest.

Big Cook Ben is playing tunes on some jars in the kitchen. Small joins in the game and Ben then plays many different tunes. Then a customer enter the café - it's Martin the Monkey. Ben and Small decide to make him some Monkey Baskets and in return he leaves them a present. It's a coconut shell. Now Small can make some more noises, and he plays a clip-clop horsey tune on them. Little Cooks also showcased a range of online resources and recipes to promote healthy eating and lifestyles that the participants could share with pupils and their parents or carers. Small is trying to grow a sunflower so she can enter it into the tallest sunflower competition. Big Cook's Big Cookery Book gives them a sunflower-inspired recipe for Straw-berry the Scarecrow.Lucy apparently can’t live without her Friday afternoon cooking class! Congratulations to you for creating such a wonderful and engaging course! ” The cooks are pretending to fly when Paul the Pilot enters the café. Ben and Small cook him a meal of Pilot's Plane, and he gives them a paper plane in exchange. The girls love LittleCooks and it's fantastic for them to learn about the various food values and healthy choices. ”

Suneez children's sunglasses review: Unbreakable? Let's see what happens when these two get their hands on themBen and Small are doing a jigsaw puzzle, but unfortunately they find some pieces are missing. A customer enters the café - it is Humpty Dumpty, and Ben and Small make him an egg salad. In return he leaves them a piece of the jigsaw puzzle he has found. Small visits an egg farm. Offering members of staff across primary and pre-school settings the opportunity to enhance their knowledge and confidence on a range of healthy cooking choices and food related activities, Cooking Together Wales and the Cardiff Healthy Schools and Pre-schools team devised a virtual training programme, ‘Little Cooks’, adapted from the full-day course developed with the Cardiff Flying Start Dietitians. The chefs are having a scavenger hunt in the cafe, finding spikey things. Hattie the spikey hedgehog comes to visit, Small flies off to find out how flour is made and the two chefs whisk up delicious hedgehog rolls for their snuffly guest.

Activities within the kitchen, such as washing and tidying up, are accompanied by a catchy song and dance routines. Big Cook Ben and Little Cook Small are playing a game jumping up and down in the café. It's all part of an exercise, which is interrupted when Rodney the Rabbit enters the café. Ben makes him some carrot cake and in return Rodney leaves them each a trampoline as a present to say thank you. With the aid of their trampolines, they can do as much jumping as they want! The Little Cooks Co healthy kids cooking kits are monthly subscription boxes delivered to your door. Each one contains an easy to follow baking recipe created by a registered nutritionist; plus all the dry organic ingredients you need to make the recipe, perfectly measured out. Each box also contains a n additional recipe for a family meal that kids would love to cook and eat. Little Cooks will be trialling a new digital platform for daily recipe kits later this year, offering a full range of fresh products to help parents with meal planning, recipe inspiration and catering for fussy eaters.Ben has broken his broom. It's his favourite one which he uses as a pretend horse. Little Cook Small tries to cheer him up by playing a game of Shape I Spy. As they play a customer enters the café. It's Cinderella and Ben and Small make him some pumpkin pie. In return he leaves Ben a present to say thank you. It's her broom, so now he has a new horse to play on. Cookery series with Big Cook Ben and foot-high Little Cook Small. It is a beautiful day, and Ben and Small cannot decide whether to go to the beach or to the park. They want to have a picnic but Small is upset as everything in the picnic hamper is too big for him. Terry the Teddy Bear then comes into the café for a meal and is served teddy sandwiches. To say thank you, he leaves his picnic basket which contains a small rug, small cups and plates. Now everything is the right size for Small. Little Cooks aimed to showcase the importance of healthy cooking and how this can fit into the day-to-day curriculum in the learning environment. The sessions discussed ideas for cooking activities whilst adhering to COVID-19 restrictions, creating healthier lunchboxes and how to deliver food activities safely and hygienically.