Kracie Popin' Cookin' kit soft donuts DIY candy

I've tried most of the Popin' Cooking sets now and I think this one is one of the best ones.The kit makes about 4 donuts (depending on what shape you go with) in 2 flavours. Chocolate and I think vanilla? Both taste very good though the texture is a little strange. Very chewy. There are 3 different icings (strawberry, vanilla and chocolate) which also taste very good. The kit also includes sprinkles and crispy things to decorate the donuts with and a piping bag.The instructions are easy to follow (and if you struggle there are many tutorials available on Youtube) and the IMO the kit is pretty fun. It takes quite a while to make, especially if you try and make the donuts really neat like I did! All in all a good toy

This was purchased for an 11 year old girl who's mad for anything from Asia!The kits comes in a box containing everything required, other than a tiny drop of water.A plastic tray has different compartments for mixing the different powders. Each sachet of powder creates either the 'dough' icing or topping. Combining the 3 you create amazing donuts using the mold.I think is a great and very unusual little experiment for kids. Even if the end result wasn't the tastiest

Doesn't always come with instructions but if you look online they can be easy to find,I gifted this someone in the past and it was good value for money as it gave us something to do

It’s not a doughnut. It’s dough. Dough that is not cooked. The toppings are the only redeeming part of this (the chocolate sauce is great and the strawberry icing is surprisingly tasty). I thought maybe the instructions weren’t fully clear but we checked over it a hundred times and there was no cooking involved. Not good eating texture but so much fun to make and decorate tiny food!!

I found this kit much more simple than some of the other popin cookin kits. As usual no English instructions but the images are quite self explanatory. Makes 4 mini donuts that can be iced and with sprinkles. I like how they even make the packaging usable. So for this you can cut out and use tape to make the inner packaging into a donut box (albeit a flimsy one). The flavour was also good, you can definitely taste between the chocolate and vanilla donuts.

Check the dates it was out of date

My twelve year old daughter who loves Japanese crafts bought this with her birthday money. We waited in anticipation for it to arrive, which took a good two weeks. However, seeing the Japanese packaging and stamps on the package, when it arrived, actually made the delivery all the more exciting for my daughter. We were both pretty amazed that it had travelled all the way from Japan and that it had arrived without getting at all squashed. My daughter loved the actual product too. Very satisfied customers!

Not as the picture! still we have fun with it, but not as expected, mini size!. Also took ages to arrived, well after the birthday!