🔪 KUFUNG Kids Cooking and Cutting Knife Set for Fruits, Veggies, and Cakes - Ideal Starter Knife Set for Small Hands - 3-Piece Nylon Kids Knife Set - Enjoyable & Safe Lettuce Knife (Multicolor2, S) Review

I ordered these for my four year old daughter. She loves to help but sometimes interferes with what I'm doing. I don't want to discourage her desire to help, but as a busy mom, I just want to get things done. I often struggle to find tasks that are safe/easy enough for them that I can still do whatever I'm trying to do. Preparing dinner is one of the things she loves to help with. She can use these knives to help me chop vegetables. They work very well with things like carrots. She's also tried

I ordered these plastic knives for myself because I love how light they are. My hands get tired after holding and cutting with a metal knife. So actually, they're great for people with arthritic hands too, not just little kids. The set contains three knives, and each (measured from tip to end of handle) is 11, 10, and 9 inches long. Reasons I like them: 1) They cut and slice lettuce, berries and bread surprisingly well. But they won't cut through the flesh. Apples are difficult. The blade of…

We received the blue knives but it's a shame we didn't get the multi colored ones as they look great. Here's what we love about these knives: - They are made of PP material, food grade and BPA free. - It comes with three knives ranging in length from 4.5 to 6.5 inches. - It has serrated edges for cutting vegetables and fruits. - I was shocked at how well they work - The handles don't slip either - They're easier to clean. Place it on the top or middle rack of the dishwasher. Overall this is a…

I have a nephew who is very active and loves everything his father does. His dad is a big BBQ fan, and by the way, my nephew even got a BBQ playset recently. I thought these knives would make an interesting little gift for him. Maybe he could help in the kitchen by chopping fruits and vegetables without hurting himself. He's still very young, so you certainly wouldn't want him using anything spicy. With them I'm not concerned at all about them cutting and they are actually quite effective at…

I really got a parent "victory" this morning when I told my kid he can practice cutting fruit, but what he's cutting, it must eat. Of course, my kid ate a whole bunch of fruit. Tomorrow we'll see if it works with veggies! Their blades are thicker than regular knives, so you won't be able to get as clean a cut. But the serrated edge helps kids cut easier. The blades are 4.5", 5.5" and 6.5" long. The handles are thin and flattened. They are not as comfortable to hold as a real knife, but they are

no longer have to worry about cutting your hands or fingers. Pros: *Light weight - they are very light, so it's easier for a small child to use them without worrying about them being too heavy. * Cuts well - they really do cut like real knives; However, they seem to work best with soft fruits, vegetables, and foods (cooked meats and cheeses). It still cuts thicker/harder foods but requires more force which can result in little fingers slipping and cutting themselves. For example, in the video I