Cookin' Make Kinoko No Yama

These were very good. Easy to make. Just run hot water to put the tubes of chocolate in. Easy to use. I'd say even a small child could do it as the tubes are easy enough to grip where the chocolate won't go everywhere. The "stems" of the mushrooms-the cookie bits-are a little hard to keep standing straight up, but not a big deal. Just wait a minute or two for the chocolate to set a little. They really look like mushrooms. The flavor is chocolate and strawberry chocolate. Strawberry is pretty faint but still tasty. I would definitely make this one again.

The kids love making these Japanese kits...tastes pretty good too. It includes everything you need...Just warm up chocolate and youre good to go!

It's really yummy and it's fun to make. As you see in the picture, you get three chocolate pens: 1 milk chocolate, 1 strawberry and 1 white chocolate. It let's you make 8 pretzels in the mold and theres more than 8 of the pretzel stems. I guess it could be considered a pretzel, but with no salt.If your chocolate gets really melted and runny, then I suggest waiting for it to harden before sticking in the pretzel, as it may very likely fall over in the larger mushroom molds.

Tasted good and looked cute as hell! I use the mold that comes with it (decently sturdy) and use pretzel sticks to make more for decorating cakes and such, so I got more out of it than the one time novelty its supposed to deliver.

Such a cute, fun thing for kids to do. I bought this for my 11-year-old daughter and her friends to make. They had a great time making them and they tasted really good too. They were pretty simple to do and the price is great. The only down-side is that the shipping takes a while, but it's worth the wait.

To expensive for what you get its a little chocolate and a bunch of biscuit sticks.

Lot smaller than thought but the chocolate was awesome and the biscuits.

Tasty candy kit!! Some of the other ones can tasty yucky, but this was just as fun to eat as it was to make!