The Bites and Pieces Sandwich Shape Cutters Turn Food into Games
Gil Cohen — March 6, 2013 — Life-Stages
References: perpetualkid & 7gadgets
Sandwich shape cutters are a fun way to get children to stop running around for a second and sit down to eat their food. In this world of instant gratification, turning things into a form of a game is key for grabbing young kid's attention and getting them to focus.
This Bites and Pieces crust cutter takes off all the hard edges that lots of young children hate, while cutting up the rest of the food into Tetris-shaped pieces that are attractive to little kids who love playing games. The smaller chunks make it easier for tiny hands to grip and tiny mouths to bite and chew their food without getting it all over their faces.
These sandwich shape cutters encourage playfulness and better eating habits.
This Bites and Pieces crust cutter takes off all the hard edges that lots of young children hate, while cutting up the rest of the food into Tetris-shaped pieces that are attractive to little kids who love playing games. The smaller chunks make it easier for tiny hands to grip and tiny mouths to bite and chew their food without getting it all over their faces.
These sandwich shape cutters encourage playfulness and better eating habits.
Trend Themes
1. Food Gaming - Creating game-like experiences with food encourages children to engage and eat more healthily.
2. Shape Cutting - Using shape cutters to transform food into fun and interactive shapes captivates children's attention and encourages them to eat.
3. Convenient Eating - Making food more convenient to eat by cutting it into smaller, manageable pieces appeals to children and simplifies mealtime.
Industry Implications
1. Food and Beverage - Incorporating gaming aspects into food products can disrupt the traditional approach to children's nutrition and mealtime.
2. Kitchenware - Manufacturing and promoting shape cutters for food creates opportunities for innovation in kitchen tools geared towards children.
3. Childcare and Education - Integrating shape cutting and food gaming into childcare facilities and educational settings can revolutionize the way children learn about healthy eating habits.
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