This Bluey Pancake Art Kit Has Over 20K Rave Reviews on Amazon & Parents Call It a Breakfast ‘Game-Changer'
Want the secret to making every day a 'g'day?' A good breakfast. And if you have picky toddlers at home, we just found the easiest way to ensure they eat something before going about their adventures.
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Whiskware just teamed up with Bluey to create a no-mess pancake art kit, and it makes it easy for caregivers to whip up some pancakes shaped like Bluey and Bingo, the beloved dogs from the hit Australian TV show. In the animated series, Bluey, Bingo, and their parents enjoy fun-filled days with loads of imaginative play. And while you might have grown up being told it's bad to play with your food, experts now say there are a whole lot of benefits to letting kids do just that. With pancakes shaped exactly like Bluey and Bingo, we can pretty much guarantee your kids will be scrambling for their high chairs.
Don't have a Bluey fan in the house? (Um … how?!). Amazon shoppers would still urge you to add one of these kits to your cart. Because, while the molds are cool, it's the batter bottle that is the real star.
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Instead of getting out a bowl and a whisk, pour all your ingredients into the bottle, toss in the BlenderBall, and shake! All the mixing happens in the bottle, and yes, it's dishwasher safe. (Hallelujah!) Then turn the bottle over, un-twist the cap, and squeeze. It's like you're squeezing out ketchup or piping out frosting … but it's pancake batter!
So yes, you can either fill in the molds to create a perfect Bluey and Bingo, or your little chef can help you 'draw' a different shape. Can they make a heart? A star? Or even just the perfect circle?
'This is the pinnacle of pancake technology & design,' one happy shopper said, and we find it hard to disagree. More than 20 thousand Amazon shoppers (many of whom are parents) left rave reviews for the handy kitchen gadget that they say is a breakfast 'game-changer' and a 'must-buy.'
'This pancake bottle has become a staple in our kitchen,' one shopper said. 'It makes breakfast prep way faster and way less messy. Pouring is easy, cleanup is a breeze, and the design is super cute … Perfect for smooth, no-drip pancakes with minimal fuss.'
'It's durable, efficient, and at a price that doesn't make me question my life choices,' another person said. ' … I can't make pancakes without it now, and frankly, I don't want to.'
These make mealtime so much easier.
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