NORTH West has become quite the chef in recent months as she regularly posts videos of herself cooking, baking, and concocting various food dishes on TikTok.
While Kim Kardashian’s oldest daughter may have a penchant for the culinary arts, kitchen cleaning up appears to be one of her less-developed skills.

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Here are all the times North, nine, wrecked the Hulu star’s kitchen inside their $60million home while experimenting with, and recording herself making, an assortment of appetizing recipes.
GETTING SAUCY!
North teamed up with gal pal, and Selena Gomez’s younger sister, Gracie Teefey for a video showing off their cooking skills.
The clip kicked off with the duo applying lip gloss before getting to work making pasta.
Kim’s eldest child began by opening a bottle of olive oil before gathering other ingredients.


She took a measuring cup full of flour and appeared to dump it on the counter, seemingly in preparation for the pasta-making process.
They threw in a few eggs and then both got their hands messy as they mixed and played with the ingredients.

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Toward the end of the clip, North took a moment to laugh and dance, revealing that she had flour all over her face.
It’s unclear if the recipe ever came together, as the video ended before the pasta was complete.
The pre-teen has raised some eyebrows with her recent TikTok activity, leaving fans concerned about a potential lack of supervision despite Kim’s claims that she watches North like a hawk online.
KITCHEN SHAKE-UP
North wreaked havoc in the Keeping Up With the Kardashians alum’s kitchen while making milkshakes with younger siblings.
The nine-year-old started off the video by standing in front of the camera with Chicago, five, and Psalm, three.
She tipped ice cubes into two empty plastic glasses but accidentally knocked some over.

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North gasped and looked sheepishly at the camera as she attempted to clean up the mess.
The preteen then helped her siblings pour ice cream, milk, chocolate sauce, and whipped cream into the glasses.
Things took a turn when North squirted the whipped cream in Chicago’s mouth.
They cackled as the sugary topping exploded up into the air and landed on the laughing tot.
North tried to aim the canister in Psalm’s mouth, but he recoiled, prompting his sister to ask: “Why are you scared?”
The trio finished off their milkshakes with extra chocolate sauce on top and rainbow sprinkles.

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Chicago and Psalm sang, “Rainbow sprinkles, rainbow!” as North danced wildly in the background.
TEA TIME!
Not every recipe has ended in disaster though, as just last month, North commandeered the family kitchen to successfully make delicious Valentine’s Day treats all by herself.
The little chef took to her TikTok profile, which she shares with her famous mom, to film herself making a festive tea.
The tween recorded herself placing a heart-shaped pressed palette into a glass teacup and proceeded to pour hot water in from a matching glass teapot.
As the steamy water filled the cup, the palette dissolved into a pink liquid tea, distributing little white heart-shaped edibles throughout.
North displayed the pretty beverage on a plate next to three heart-shaped cookies for a delicious love-day snack.
She captioned her post: “Five days until Valentine’s Day.”
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BAKING BAD
Earlier this month, however, North posted a video in which she tried out a new dessert recipe but seemed to be thoroughly repulsed with the outcome.

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Filmed with mom Kim, 42, the nine-year-old showed the process of making the bread-based treat.
The preteen jokingly captioned her post: “It was so disgusting please try.”
The video, set to Sucha Vibe by Kia Harper, showed that both mother and daughter were involved in the cooking process.
The TikTok opened with North using a bowl to flatten down slices of bread with their crusts removed.
In the next clip, she spread the pieces with butter and pressed them together into one thin sheet.
North got creative, even sitting on a chopping board placed on top of the bread to flatten it as much as possible.
The duo then seemed to whisk sugar and milk together, and slathered the mixture on top of the bread.
Next, North drizzled some honey on top of everything, with a finished photo showing a portion of the creation dusted with icing sugar and topped with strawberries.

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Closing the vid, North and makeup-free Kim posed for the camera with peace signs.
SWEET TREAT
Last year, North, whose father is Kanye West, took to her favorite social media platform to post a clip of herself making some sugary drinks with a friend.
The 14-second video begins with North and her pal getting glasses out of the cupboard and pouring out a can of Canada Dry Ginger Ale each.
North accidentally spills a lot of hers and is seen mopping up the kitchen counter with a cloth before she continues.

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North then shows off a jar of maraschino cherries and proceeds to pour the juice from it into both glasses, which turns the liquid an orange color.
She then scoops up a load of crushed ice from Kim’s huge freezer and adds it to the drinks before showing off the finished concoctions.
North decides to turn the camera on her friend as she takes a sip, and then records herself pulling a funny face as she tries her own drink.

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The video, which was set against the backdrop of Eartha Kitt’s festive tune Santa Baby, ends with North giving a mega thumbs down to her own recipe.
KITCHEN NIGHTMARE
North and her cousin Penelope, 10, made a disaster out of the Skims founder’s kitchen in a TikTok video shared in the Autumn of last year.
Again posted to North and Kim’s shared TikTok account, the video showed the cooking enthusiast and Kourtney Kardashian’s daughter making a tasty, Fall-time treat.
The recording started with North announcing, “Make a hot chocolate with me and Penelope!”
North’s sped-up voiceover proceeded, over background audio of TLC’s No Scrubs, as the girls prepared their chocolatey beverages.
Kim’s daughter explained, “We’re just going to pour the milk and have it spin, spin, spin,” as the video shows the girls adding milk to a Nespresso frother and dropping chocolate bombs into “really cute” miniature glass teapots.
The TikTok showed North and Penelope impatiently waiting for the almond milk to finish frothing before pouring the steaming dairy substitute into the prepped teapots.
“Now we’re going to mix it up,” announced the nine-year-old as the video depicted her doing just that.
North is shown wearing a T-shirt that has a photo of her mom, surrounded by photographers, printed on the front.


The video then cut to the hot chocolate being poured into a glass mug and the teapot’s lid soon tumbled in after it.
In the video’s closing moments, TikTok users can hear North screaming “and it’s so good. Delicious!” as she records herself making a mess of the dishes in the sink before cutting back to the finished product.

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