They're based in convenient locations including supermarkets, newsagents and train stations. Plus they're often open late and on Sundays. Cookery series with Big Cook Ben and foot-high Little Cook Small. Ben is in the café admiring his treasured collection of marbles. He has named them all, and his favourite is a golden marble called Gold Dust. Small loses it when he plays football with it. As they search for it, a Frog Prince enters the café. Ben and Small cook him a delicious froggy feast. To say thank you, he leaves Ben's gold marble which he found on his way into the café, and also leaves Small a gold marble of his own. Small pretends to make night-time noises and fools Ben. Then they try and work out what other things come out at night. A customer enters the café and it is the Man in the Moon. They make him some starlight toasties and, to say thank you, he leaves them a present. It is a telescope so they can see their friend whenever they like. Small learns about crisps.

Everything is going missing in the cafe today. Aladdin comes to visit, Small whizzes off on her spoon to find out how raisins are made, and the chefs make a magical couscous carpet for their fairy-tale friend. Recipes. Big Cook Ben and foot-high Little Cook Small run a café together for a varied fairytale clientele. Ben and Small can't find any of their things. Kim the Kangaroo hops into the cafe and Ben and Small make her a kangaroo pouch. To say thank you, she leaves them pouches of their own to keep things in.

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The kits are aimed at children aged 3 – 10 years. Obviously, younger children will need more help with the baking than the older ones. They’re sent out via Royal Mail and should fit through your letter box, so no worries about missing your delivery. What’s in the box? Children spend a large amount of their early years in educational settings, providing a key opportunity to help children develop healthy food habits and be more active. Ben has planted seeds in his window box, but the birds keep eating them. Sidney the Scarecrow enters the café for a popcorn bracelet. In return, he gives Ben and Small a model scarecrow to scare away the birds. Small learns about popcorn.

The Little Cooks Co mission is to teach children to love cooking and eating healthy food, and to create happy family memories along the way. The monthly cooking kits are bursting with vibrant recipes, cooking utensils, creative kitchen projects, dinner table games and so much more. Ben wants to change his hairstyle. He tries all sorts of unsuccessful styles, so a brush with Harriet the Hairdresser is just what is required. After enjoying a dish called dotty hairstyles, Harriet gives them a selection of wigs. Ben finds the perfect hairstyle - it is just like Small's! Production on the series was first announced in 2003. The series was originally planned to be produced by the BBC in-house. [4] Development for the reboot was first hinted at by producer Dot to Dot Productions in October 2021 on their Facebook account, referred to as a "reboot of an iconic CBeebies brand". The reboot was announced on February 18, 2022, with a premiere date on CBeebies set for February 28.Many boxes have an educational element or a creative addition, which not only helps children learn through play, but also supports mental development and growth by trying out new ideas, captivating ways of thinking and introducing problem-solving. The Early Learning Centre Little Cooks Kitchen is a fantastic play kitchen for your little cooking fan. Ben has decided to surprise Small by doing the washing for his holiday, but he is having trouble finishing. Olivia the Octopus enters the café, and they make potato pools for her. In return she finishes all of Small's washing.