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The Growing Gourmand: 14 Reasons why Your Kid Should Learn How to Cook

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  1. Family Bonding
    One of the best parts about cooking with your kids is the bonding you will do as you work. As your hands are busy mixing you’ll share stories and you’ll talk about your day. You can plan your next meal, talk about your favorite foods, decide who you want to invite over for dinner or be silly and pretend you are chefs in a busy restaurant. The relationship you make in the kitchen (or anywhere) is more important than what you actually whip up.
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