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Teamson Kids Little Chef Frankfurt Toaster Play Kitchen Accessories, Green

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Teamson Kids Little Chef Frankfurt Toaster Play Kitchen Accessories, Green11 PC. KIDS PLAY KITCHEN TOASTER SET: Interactive toaster and pretend ingredients help your little one perfect their cooking PRETEND INGREDIENTS: Includes a toaster, knife, plate, four pats of butter, peanut butter, jelly, and two pieces of bread to complete your little one's culinary play experience KID FRIENDLY PIECE DESIGN: All pieces in the set feature a compact, kid sized design that's made just for little hands for more fun and accessible play

  • 11 PC. KIDS PLAY KITCHEN TOASTER SET: Interactive toaster and pretend ingredients help your little one perfect their cooking
  • PRETEND INGREDIENTS: Includes a toaster, knife, plate, four pats of butter, peanut butter, jelly, and two pieces of bread to complete your little one's culinary play experience
  • KID-FRIENDLY PIECE DESIGN: All pieces in the set feature a compact, kid-sized design that's made just for little hands for more fun and accessible play
  • MADE WITH EASY-TO-CLEAN WOOD: Sturdy wood construction is kid-safe and easy to clean for every day messes, providing long-lasting durability and playtime
  • KID-SIZED DIMENSIONS: Set measures 6" x 3.75" x 3.75" for convenient storage in cabinets, drawers, toy boxes, play kitchens, or on shelves when not in use

Give your little one the tools they need to make a snack all by themselves with the Teamson Kids Little Chef Frankfurt 11-pc. Wooden Play Kitchen Toaster Set. This 11-piece set features natural wood finishes, making it great for both boys and girls, and it completes any Teamson play kitchen. The interactive toaster features a turning knob along with pretend ingredients to help your little chef practice their cooking. This cooking set includes a toaster, knife, plate, four pats of butter, peanut butter, jelly, and two pieces of bread to complete your little one's culinary play experience. All of the pieces have a kid-sized design that's made for little hands. The durable wood construction is kid-safe and easy to clean for every day messes. The set measures 6" x 3.75" x 3.75" for convenient storage in cabinets, drawers, and toy boxes when not in use. Teamson is a global lifestyle home designs brand bringing joy into every home through beautiful, quality pieces made for stylishly comfortable everyday living. Our Teamson Kids brands give flight to fun, discovery and learning through beautifully crafted, safe, and trend-right furniture pieces and toys for kids with a spirit of curiosity and adventure.

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  • Dimensions: 6x3.75x3.75 in
  • Weight: 1.18 lb(s)

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  • Dimensions: 8.5x6x5.5 in
  • Weight: 1.8734 lb(s)
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