SmartLab Tiny Ice Cream Kit – 15 Enormous Treats, Real Ice Cream Maker & Mini Tools

Turn playtime into a tiny dessert lab with SmartLab’s Tiny Ice Cream kit—a playful way to explore real science while making miniature treats. The kit lets kids churn real ice cream right in a pint-sized maker, producing about 1/4 cup per batch. Pair that with mini waffles, cones, bowls, and cookies to assemble a complete ice cream party in a box. The lay-flat foldout sheet pairs original recipes with fascinating history and science facts, inviting curious minds to read, measure, and experiment together.

World’s smallest ice cream maker, big science fun

All the equipment to craft 1/4 cup of real ice cream, plus tiny molds and tools to shape cones, bowls, and more. The set is designed for creative play and accessible experimentation, from churning to assembly.

• Ice cream maker components: tiny canister, dasher, and a lid with a manual crank
• Silicone waffle cone molds and a waffle cone/bowl shaper
• Tiny ice cream scoop, spatula, mixing bowls, and wee-spoons
• Cone holder, papercraft ice cream truck and menu board
• Foldout recipe sheet with original recipes and science facts

Learning through play

As children mix, bake, and experiment, they develop reading, measuring, following instructions, and trial-and-error learning. Along the way, they discover fun facts like the science behind brain freeze and the history of the first hand-cranked freezer.

• Reading and measuring ingredients
• Following step-by-step directions
• Experimenting and iterating ideas
• Brain freeze explained and ice cream history snippets

Flavor ideas and uses

The foldout sheet features 15 delicious flavors, including vanilla, berry, chocolate, orange, candy bar, and cherry chocolate chip. It also shows how to use the molds to craft waffle cones, bowls, ice cream sandwich cookies, and even ice cream taco shells for a playful “menu board” experience at home.

This compact kit makes family time easy and enjoyable, serves as a creative project for all ages, and doubles as a tiny stress-reliever for curious minds. It invites imagination, careful follow-through, and shared moments of delight without pressure or guarantees—just possibilities for tasty experiments and learn-by-doing fun.