Pink Princess Tea Parties

by Barbara Beery

A nibble, a snack, a break-bite-no matter what you call it, tea time is alive and well in homes and classrooms across America. Make this every-day occurrence extraordinary with more mouth-watering recipes from Queen of Kids' Cuisine Barbara Beery.

More than just tea and cakes, Pink Princess Tea Parties includes perfect little bites and tiny treats to keep kids busy in the kitchen and having fun with friends! Enjoy delightful treats, such as: Pink Princess Smoothie, Sweetheart Shortbread, Royal Raspberry Tarts,
Princess Candy Crunch, and Gingerbread Tea Loaves.

Genres: Cookbooks, Tea, Nonfiction, Juvenile

64 pages, Spiral-bound

First published January 1, 2008

Reviews

[Michelle · Rating 4 out of 5]

Finally! A cookbook for little, princess girls that doesn't give me dumb instructions like "cut up 10 pink marshmallows, melt and reform into marshmallows." These recipes were cute and very practical too. Even healthy recipes...

[Stella · Rating 3 out of 5]

Actually a really decent tea party cookbook. My only problem is the title and super pink cover. This was a favorite of my niece...before she outgrew the pink princess stage. And my boys won't even pick it up. Sigh...darn gender stereotypes. Highly recommend for other parents whose kids are in the pink stage, though.

[Kristi · Rating 5 out of 5]

ok it was the pink princess cook book not tea party i believe, but i am totally in love with it. good thing i have a little girl with a birthday coming up. I wish i had loved all the recipies but, it was still pretty magical.

[Lola · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is really fun for kids, espically if you have a sweet tooth. The colors all around the book just make it seem more persuading to read it. Once I showed my friends they all just wanted to borrow it. I like this book the best because it was the first Barbara Beery book i ever read.

[Joella · Rating 5 out of 5]

Sigh! I wish I had a reason to have a big pink tea party...this book looks yummy!