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Recent research suggests that teaching kids to cook may enhance their self-esteem, happiness and sense of family togetherness.
A survey of 1,000 children ages 10 to 17 by Betty Crocker Kitchens found that:
– Nearly 90 percent of kids feel proud when they have cooked something.
– 80 percent say cooking is fun.
– 94 percent like that the whole family eats dinner together.
– More than 70 percent said they would be willing to do some of the cook-ing if it helped their families eat dinner together more often.
