Playful Panda42-Piece Miniature Mini Kitchen & Groceries Food Kids Play Set
R299
About
When children engage in kitchen role play, they can learn how to use the kitchen cookware utensils, which enriches their understanding of the world and develops life skills. What's more, the product usage also enhances their social skills, hands-on ability, as well as stimulating their imagination!
Develop creativity and imagination
Kitchen role play is a fun activity. Role-play with their parents or friends can develop children's imagination and enrich their creativity.
Improve life skills
When children engage in kitchen role play, they simulate real-life scenarios and situations that they are familiar with. Children can pretend to be a chef and cook and learn some simple culinary skills.
Colourful and realistic
The various coloured kitchen accessories provide a realistic experience that will bring endless hours of fun, help them improve recognition of colour, kitchenware, and food types.
Smooth and burr-free
All edges are smooth protecting children's hands so they can play with ease.
High-quality and durable
Our miniature toys are made of safe and thick materials, pans and pots are made of stainless steel, durable and safe, and are harmless to children.
Product Features
- Develop creativity and imagination
- Improve life skills
- Colourful and realistic play food and utensils
- Learn while playing
- Eco friendly
Product Specifications
- Material: ABS Plastic
- Product Dimensions: 24.5 x 16.5 x 10cm
- Item Weight: 500g
- Recommended age: 3 years and up
What’s in the box?
- 10x Vegetables
- 5x Buns
- 3x Fruits
- 3x Drink bottles
- 3x Stainless steel pots
- 2x Stainless steel covers
- 1x 2 in 1 Chefs apron set
- 1x Wooden spoon
- 1x Plastic Knife
- 1x Plastic Fork
- 1x Plastic Spoon
- 1x Plastic Spatula
- 1x Plate
- 1x Washing basket
- 1x Gas stove
- 1x Oil Container
- 1x Wine Container
- 1x Salt Container
- 1x Egg
- 1x Hot dog
- 1x Plastic Storage Basket
What's cookin', good lookin'?
In the Northern Hemisphere, typical Western festive foods include things like stuffed turkey, mashed potatoes and cranberry sauce. There's usually snow outside and Mariah Carey and Michael Bublé playing in every mall. In South Africa, we still have Carey and Bublé everywhere, but no snow, and every family kind of decides what their own traditional feast will be. From honey-glazed gammon to snoek on the fire, or even just takeouts, we all just kind of do what we like.
One festive dish we simply cannot recommend enough, though, is pig trotters! No kidding! Sure, they take a helluva long time to cook (about 4 hours), they smell kinda funky and taste even weirder, but with enough salt, pepper, spice and desperation, they're not bad! And the best part is, they're a great source of collagen, which we all know is the latest craze as far as healthy skin and bones is concerned!
Alternatively, you can skip the pig trotters and just check out our main deal on 2 x 700g jars of Harvest Table collagen granules. They probably taste better and won't stink up your kitchen, either.
