I am always looking for ways to get my kids cooking in the kitchen. Generally speaking they are interested in learning and helping out. When I had the opportunity to try the new Pillsbury Chocolatey Crescent rolls I thought I’d let my eldest daughter do all the work. Who wouldn’t want to make a chocolatey baked good!
My daughter started by reading the instructions from beginning to end. I wanted her to be sure that she had everything that she needed to make the crescent rolls. Then the fun began! We popped the container open and the rest was in her hands. She unrolled the rolls. Then she cut them into individual rolls.
She tried her hand at putting the chocolate on the rolls…my youngest daughter decided she wanted to help with the chocolate.
Rolled them up and we placed them in the oven.
A few minutes later we had yummy chocolate crescent rolls to enjoy…made by my very proud 9 year old daughter. Every success in the kitchen feeds their curiosity…who knows what she’ll be baking next.
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