Pretend Play Kitchen Mini Foods Set for Kids Hamburger Fries Noodles Drink with Tray Playset,Play House Kitchen Accessories Role Toys Birthday Gifts for Boys Girls 3 4 5 Yrs (31Pcs Hamburger Chips)
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Pretend Play Kitchen Mini Foods Set for Kids Hamburger Fries Noodles Drink with Tray Playset,Play House Kitchen Accessories Role Toys Birthday Gifts for Boys Girls 3 4 5 Yrs (31Pcs Hamburger Chips)
- This mini fast food set toy are brightly colored and very realistic.They are not big.Only the size of a coin, Please refer to the actual size in the picture if necessary.
- The burgers are removable, and the noodles can be taken apart one by one, which is very interesting!Detachable kitchen food toys are most children's favorite play house toys, they can be used as preschool props and the assembly process helps to boost a child's imagination as well as hours of fun.
- Suitable for children over 3 years old, it can be used for family games, doll feeding, role-playing, etc. It is also very convenient to carry when traveling!
- Made of ABS plastic,dorless, passed the safety test, safe for children to use.
- Widely used, it is ideal for dressing up home kitchens, stores, bakeries, restaurants and more. It is also a perfect gift for children.
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