This will be my first Kracie Happy Kitchen Review. Previously, I’ve done Popin’ Cookin’ set for a Bento box which can be found here. This is another DIY candy making kit where you are provided with various types of powders and just add water! I think sweet foods imitations are under Happy Kitchen and savoury goods are under Popin’ Cookin’. I was actually very excited for this one but I was holding off but I figured, what the heck. I meant to post this yesterday but when I got home, I fell right asleep.
My initial reaction when I opened the box is that the contents smelled “sweet.” Aside from the packets of powder, there is a little note warning that you should only use four cups (the plastic one they provide) of water when mixing the dough. The cup in this kit a bit smaller as well. There is a dent in the bottom of the tray where you mix the dough indicating how much water needs to be added.
Word of advice: while it is very tempting to add more water in as you’re mixing the dough as it seems like there isn’t enough water, trust in the instructions and keep going! I found using a “kneading” motion used for mixing dough extremely useful. Slowly, the power will mix with the dough and become workable.
The instructions say to prepare four dough balls each for vanilla and chocolate making eight in total. However, I was able to make three extra ones. The vanilla cake base smells very much like birthday cake and the chocolate smells like baked chocolate cake, both of them didn’t taste extremely like their name sake but there was a definite hint to it.
As for the frosting, the chocolate icing leaned more toward a dark chocolate flavour whereas, vanilla frosting tastes “sweet” and strawberry tastes like its name sake. When I was mixing, the positioning of the icing/frosting reminded me of Japanese snacks called “Yan Yan” I used to eat as a kid. As for decorating, the chocolate one was easiest to use. We are given two decorations, one is the colourful hard candy and the other is crispy bits, I think it uses the same flavouring as the donuts. If you would like some additional tips on decorating, click here!
One thing I love about these about these kits is that they have multiple uses and I also like how the powders turn into different things even when they start off all the time. My overall impression of this kit is that it was extremely fun! I liked the decorating bit as well and would recommend this kit to anyone who does. There wasn’t anything in this kit that was hard to do and generally everything tasted fine.
- Font of box
- Back of box
- Package inside box cut open
- Content inside package
- Warning note not to add more water
- Water and powder
- Don’t add more water!
- Keep mixing!
- Done mixing!
- All donuts pull out of “pan”
- All donuts decorated!
- Close up of donuts
where can i buy the donut makeing package?
Hello Asia, I bought mine at an Asian mall close to my house. You could try seeing if you have an Asian supermarket/mall close to your house or you could try online. Hope that helps! :)