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angel-jd1 Community Regular

Food-Tek the cool company that makes microwave gluten free cakes and such is now in the end process of putting out Gluten Free Mixes for Easy Bake ovens!! They are also the company that makes the gluten filled mixes.

How awesome is it that a little kiddo can now not feel like an outcast and use their easy bake oven. I know when I was a little girl that was one of my favorite toys. Cooking a little cake with my little lightbulb powered easy bake oven!! :lol:

Here is the e-mail that I got from them this morning.

Hi Jessica:

I've been reading your posts to the group and to Celiac.com. It's nice to know we have another fan!

We have developed and manufactured items for Easy-Bake (and a number of other "food-toys") for over 15 years. Currently, we putting the finishing touches on a line we're calling "Quick-Bake Kids" - gluten-free mixes formulated and packaged for use in an Easy-Bake/toy oven. We'll be rolling out cookie, cake, and brownie mixes in the next 4-6 weeks.

Stay tuned, and thanks again for your enthusiasm!

Regards,

Victor Davila

Food-Tek, Inc.

50 Intervale Road

Boonton, NJ 07005-1056

t 973-257-4000

f 973-257-5555

www.foodtek.com

I just thought that this was super awesome!!

-Jessica :rolleyes:


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VydorScope Proficient

Hey thats cool!

jerseyangel Proficient

Very cool! :D

jenvan Collaborator

Wow--that's great! I don't know why, but this week I was actually thinking about easybake ovens :)

penguin Community Regular

Awesome! I was just talking to DH about Easy Bake Ovens the other day! Don't remember why...oh, it was because I said I used it like, twice, and then asked my mom to buy me real cake mixes and I'd just do it in the real oven :P

I was already using the real oven and stove at this point. :rolleyes:

That's awesome, though!!!

angel-jd1 Community Regular
Awesome! I was just talking to DH about Easy Bake Ovens the other day! Don't remember why...oh, it was because I said I used it like, twice, and then asked my mom to buy me real cake mixes and I'd just do it in the real oven :P

I was already using the real oven and stove at this point. :rolleyes:

That's awesome, though!!!

I was talking to my mom about this today. She goes "oh ya I remember your baking days". We would have a million tiny little cakes everywhere in the house!! ha She said that the little refill packages used to be so expensive that she refused to buy them for me. She would just mix up a regular cake mix and let me bake that in my oven. Thus that is probably why we had a million little cakes......had to bake that many to use up the batter ;)

-Jessica :rolleyes:

Cheri A Contributor

Wow...that's great!


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chrissy Collaborator

yeah!!! i had considered trying to make my own gluten-free mixes for the easy bake oven.

debmidge Rising Star

great idea!

Guest Robbin
:) That is a great idea!!! My mom didn't buy the expensive mixes either, so it was scratch cake with mine or invisible cake. I also had a Suzie Homemaker oven--am I showing my age or what?!
lpellegr Collaborator

And for all you Easy-Bake Oven fans, there's a cookbook: the Easy-Bake Oven Gourmet, by David Hoffman, with recipes from people like Bobby Flay, Caprial Pence, Mollie Katzen, etc. It's a hoot.

Guest nini

I remeber hearing at one time that 1-2-3 Gluten Free was going to make some easy bakc oven mixes... I think that would be so awesome... I see the Easy Bake Ovens all the time at the store and have thought about getting one for my daughter... I had one when I was little and I loved it.

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mac3 Apprentice

I haven't been on-line for awhile, but was thrilled to see this news! We bought my daughter an easy-bake oven for Christmas and then in March she was diagnosed with celiac disease. We've "stashed" her oven while I re-learn to bake so I can help her with it. I felt terrible! She'll be thrilled that she can cook again!!!

angel-jd1 Community Regular

I'm pretty sure you could buy the mixes that they already sell and try them out in the oven if you don't want to wait for the "official" gluten-free version of the easy bake brand.

-Jessica :rolleyes:

  • 6 months later...
angel-jd1 Community Regular

It appears that food-tek has their easybake oven mixes out on the market now. I just was seaching for something else on Amazon and ran across them. Thought I would let you all know :)

Open Original Shared Link .com/Chocolate-Cake-Yello...;s=gourmet-food

Product Description

These chocolate and yellow cakes are designed with kids in mind! Use with your toy oven, or place toy baking pans in a conventional oven. Just add water! Each recloseable pack contains 2 pouches of each mix and instructions. Bonus: Receive 2 pouches of DF Chocolate-Flavored Icing in each bag! Since 1972, Food-Tek has worked with leading food and toy manufacturers, providing innovative technological solutions that have helped bring product concepts to life. Since 2005, we have responded to the need of those on special diets by producing a variety of convenient, portable, and great-tasting foods.

-Jessica :rolleyes:

lorka150 Collaborator

Just in case:

The following recall has been announced: _About 985,000 Easy-Bake Ovens sold since last May, manufactured by Easy-Bake, a division of Hasbro Inc., because children can get their hands or fingers caught in the oven's opening, which poses an entrapment or burn hazard. The company has received 29 reports of children getting their fingers or hands caught in the product, including five reports of burns. The recalled plastic ovens are purple and pink. They resemble a kitchen stove with four burners on top and a front-loading oven. "Easy Bake" is printed on the front of the electric toy, while "Hasbro" and model number 65805 are stamped into the plastic on the back. The recall does not include Easy-Bake Ovens sold before May 2006. Toys "R" Us, Wal-Mart, Target, KB Toys and other retailers nationwide sold the toy from May 2006 through February 2007.

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