Oops! Sorry Charlotte!Ĭharlotte's best bit: The liquidizer. In fact it's eerily like the reaction you get when you dish up a curry to your youngster after realising that one of your key ingredients (curry powder) wasn't on the weekly shop. The reactions from the monsters when you feed them something yummy (or yucky) is quite amusing.

Fried broccoli? Well why not! Liquidized steak? Heck yes! Ingredients are fetched from the fridge and either fed raw to the monsters, or processed in a variety of amusing ways. Silky-smooth animation on the monster characters is complimented by all sorts of crazy and funny sound effects (kids just seem to automatically self-destruct with laughter whenever they hear a fart noise but TKM is thankfully a little more subtle than that, most of the time!) The main appeal of the Toca apps is the superb production values. Set in a messy kitchen that is visited by hungry monsters, with a well stocked fridge and lots of kitchen gadgetry to cook up a storm with. Let's kick off this week's app reviews with a look at something fun, that's designed to improve your child's dexterity rather than tax their brain with phonics and number puzzles.

Toca boca kitchen monsters