In the game, players need to help the store manager Katie make a variety of delicious foods to attract more customers and earn more benefits. Kitchen Story is a unique simulation business game. You will help cute Katie run a delicious cake shop, develop all kinds of new cake styles, let every customer praise your cakes, and become the best cake maker on this street. Buy now £13 .In terms of kitchen management, Kitchen Story is a casual game that relieves boredom. A truly radical way to dry the pots and one for history fans everywhere.
Since launching over ten years ago, the owners have donated over £50,000 to good causes in the UK including food banks, museums and memorial projects. Some even feature ground-breaking historical events, such as the Kinder Mass Trespass (pictured) when a group of ramblers fought for the “right to roam” in 1932 in the English Peak District. Design wise, you’ll find everyone from Robert the Bruce to Karl Marx on one of these. Made from heavyweight, unbleached organic cotton (48cm x 70cm), these are designed in Wales and ethically printed, cut and sewn in England. This small family business has built up a loyal following around the globe for their statement wares which bring a slice of social history straight into the heart of the home. Rebels, authors, philosophers and suffragettes if they’ve gone down in the history books, the chances are they’ve made it on to a Radical Tea Towel. Best for a polished finish – E-cloth microfibre tea towel: £4.99, .uk.Best for substance and style – Staub blue striped tea towel: £9.95,.Best for bold design – Katie Cardew pheasant tea towel: £11,.Best for kitchen sink history – Radical Tea Towel Kinder trespass tea towel: £13, .uk.Best for kitchen charm – Dog and Dome handsome horse tea towel: £15,.Best for 90’s nostalgia – Happy Stuff Studio Clarissa’s curtains tea towel: £12.50, .uk.Best value and cheer – Homescapes embroidered waffle cotton tea towels, set of 2: £5.99,.Best for Scandi kitchen vibes – OYOY Living Design gobi tea towel, set of 2: £15, .uk.
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