Reviews for CookingToys.com (58)

LOVE THE CUP"S!!!! Been looking for years and finally in the Country Living mag is where I found your bandana cup! So, I ordered all the colorsand they arrived a few days ago. Even hubby say's thay are great looking!!! Hope we see more of this adorable item. I especially like them because you can put cold in them and not feel the "wet" cold on your hands. The lady taking the order was very pleasant and reassured me I'd have them by the 4th, guess what, arrived on the 1st! U.P. of Michigan!

I had been looking locally for the larger double-walled insulated plastic mugs without success. (I could find glasses, but not any with handles.) I Googled the item I was looking for and your web site came up. I order 2 sets of 4 and was notified that they were shipped the SAME day I ordered them. They arrived today (less than a week after ordering them) and I am delighted with them. They are exactly what I was looking for! (They will hold an entire 12 oz. can of beverage and lots of ice and I don't have to worry about "water rings" on living room tables!)

This is the first I had heard of you. I am most pleased with the product and with the prompt delivery of mugs.

Thank you!

I ordered 12 thermal mugs from cooking toys and the order was easy to place online.The web site was easy to use and the company shipped my order promptly.The mugs came via UPS and when I opened them one was all busted up. I contacted the company by e-mail the next day and told them about the broken mug.The very next day they have already sent me a replacement via priority mail. I will do more business with a company with such high standards.

The SoyQuick Premier Milk Maker, model SQ930P, has made the task for an alternative to a glass of milk very easy. Soak your beans, put them in the milk maker, add water, press one button and about 20 minutes later, you've got a whole day's worth of great soymilk. Filter out the solids with the supplied filter and you're done, except for a simple and quick clean up. Rather than spending over $3.50 for 36 oz of commercial soymilk at the store, it is possible to make the same amount of homemade soymilk for less than 50 cents.

I have received an e-mail from the staff at Cooking Toys, thanking me for purchasing their milk maker. I was very touched. Delivery was amazingly fast, even though there was a special requirement; I needed the machine to work under 220V. I've never received such a nice follow up.