Sims 2 vs Sims 3 Toy Oven

Sims 2
In The Sims 2, the Little Baker Oven is a fun skill toy that can only be used by children. When kids bake in this oven, their cooking skill and fun will increase. But also The Little Baker Oven is a source of food. The only thing that can be baked is a muffin. While the muffin is baking, the Sim may get distracted and walk away, completely forgetting to take the muffin out of the oven. So you'll need to direct the Sim to get the food.
The muffin can be then eaten by everyone and even stored in the fridge as leftovers.

Sims 3
There is also a toy oven in The Sims 3, that can only be used by children.
But unlike the Sims 2, the Little Baker Oven will not raise the cooking skill higher than three points. And those points will become visible, when the Sim gains a cooking skill in his teens. Unlike The Sims 2, the toy oven in The Sims 3 produces more baked goods. The muffin is the basic recipe, but The Sims 3: Ambitions added Blueberry and Vanilla muffins. Unlike The Sims 2, the Sim will not leave until the goods are baked. and will leave the plate on the toy stove or in their inventory. The muffin is much smaller than the one in The Sims 2. Sims will also burn them more often when they have low cooking skill. Even though there are more recipes to make, the cooking process is the same for all of them. Skilled children will be able to make all of them: blueberry muffins, vanilla muffins pie, chocolate cake, vanilla cake, chocolate cookies, sugar cookies, chocolate brownies, caramel brownies, chocolate cupcakes and vanilla cupcakes. They can also make bunch of them for a fee.

Sims can then eat the baked goods or put them as leftovers. But children can also sell them using the bake sale table that came with Sims 3: Ambitions. Simply stock the bake table with baked goods from your inventory. You can also set the price. And now you're ready for customers.

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