Hamburger Popin' Cookin' Kit DIY Candy By Kracie X 7 Different Styles

I brought these as a fun christmas activity, as I'd heard they were a popular craze in Japan and worth a go. First, I applaud this for being a listing with a reasonable price, shipping accommodations for us international buyers, and a good variation of products. They arrived fairly quick, with no problems in packaging.The sets themselves are pretty much what I expected. The flavours are generic, and while they are edible, they probably aren't something I would choose to eat again. The gummy candy one, which you can mould into different shapes, was the stand out, as the flavour of the gummy was strong and delicious!But what I most loved about these sets, and what would definitely make me buy them again, was that they were very fun to put together. The fascination of creating potato and cakes out of powder and water was through the roof! I loved creating my sets, as did the rest of my family. I used a youtube tutorial for my first set, and after that it was easy to work out the instructions on my own using the pictures on the back. It was a fun activity, and I felt quite proud of myself afterwards, haha! If you're looking for a fun activity to do with kids, I reckon this is a great idea! Oh, and they're also well equipped. Apart from surface to work on, scissors, and maybe a knife (butter will work), you only really need a microwave to make these, and even that is only for a few of the kits. Everything else comes in the packets.So yeah, one star less for the unamazing taste, but otherwise this was a lot of fun! And if you're wondering what to search for on youtube, the names I could figure out were:-Happy Kitchen Ice Cream Shop-Nerican Land Gummy (I couldn't find the specific box, but you can pretty much choose any Nerican Land video and get ideas)-Popin' Cookin' Bento Box-Happy Kitchen Donut Shop-Popin' Cookin' Happy Sushi House-Happy Kitchen Cake-Happy Kitchen HamburgerYou can add in the brand name (Kracie) as well.

I really enjoyed playing with these items. I was really bummed that it didn't come with the Cake Decorating kit like listed, but the one they sent it it's place was really fun. I love that they send instructions in English since all of the packages are in Japanese.All of the kits are fun to make and easy enough for an eight year old to help with. Some of these a kid could do on their own. Most of them are sweet, with the exception of the Burger one. The burger one is savory. It tastes like everything is made with a potato base, so it tastes pretty close to the actual thing. Well as close as it can. My favorite one to make was definitely the sushi kit, just because of all the different parts and different textures. The salmon roe being my favorite part. The donuts were my least favorite. This was because they weren't supposed to be cooked, so they were gummy and just too sweet. They were still fun to shape and make.Not only were all of these fun. This is a great value. These kits can be around 8 dollars each, but this cost breaks down to much less than that. I really recommend this for anyone that likes to do fun little extra things with kids!

Totally recommend this Candy/Toy! I bought this pack to give to my little cousins over the holidays and they were thoroughly delighted. Sure you can find these kits at your local Japanese market, but it's still cheaper here online and it ships fairly quickly consider it's coming from Japan.I even made a kit myself and I think I had more fun making it than eating it, not that the flavor was bad. It's just like playing mad scientist mixing water with various packets of powers and viola you have edible candy. It's more fun than the Eazy Bake oven with the multiple small items made. Sure the instructions were in Japanese but you really don't need to understand, most instruction are on YouTube and you can make an educated guess based on the pictures.My kit required about 30 seconds of microwaving for one item, but that was it. Everything you need but water is included. Genius product, down to the packaging. I would say starting from the age 6-7+, this would be a fun toy as you do need some manual dexterity to manipulate candy and follow instructions.

I was worried at first since some reviews say they didn't recieve what was listed or most of the items that were. I would say 6/7 of my boxes contained exactly what was listed. Two of of the six have different graphics but are essentially the literal same product. (Gummy candy & Candy Cakes) Only the bento that was listed was changed to the festival kit but since I had already done a bento before, it was an unexpected delight!

If you're buying these, clearly you are a person not afraid of a challenge. These are super cool, & time intensive!While they don't take HOURS, the do take about one hour per box, I'd say. There is a link on each of them so you can download instructions in English.Bought them for my 11 y.o. son - he opened several of them (😒) to look at the contents, then completed one of them with his cousin (read: his cousin did all the work), & never made another.When asked what he thought of the one he had completed, he replied that they were a lot of work & that the result tasted really gross.Cool & makes cute, inedible "food"! My advice is they're just for looks & you don't eat them!

A little pricey but that's the price you pay anywhere. Bought them for my wife she has been wanting them for a while. She had a lot of fun with them. I loved eating them though lol. Great flavors and interesting to make them. Flavors are all really good

I love Popin cookin and I got this pack specifically for the mini cake but I ended up getting a couple of different ones than shown in the photos :(I wish I would have known because I purchased a separate box from another seller and now I have two of the same one !