Category: Play Kitchens & Food
Toast your 2 slices of bread, turn the birdie dial to hot, pop them up when they are ready, butter the toast with the wooden knife, and top with a poached egg and 2 slices of avocado.
Plate and butter dish are included.
My toddler loves using the wooden knife to "butter" the toast and then carefully places the avocado slices on top. It's held up well to daily play and the pieces are just the right size for small hands.
The little birdie dial is surprisingly fun for my kid to turn, and the toast really pops up when it’s done. I love that everything fits neatly on the plate for pretend breakfast time.
The wooden knife is just the right size for little hands, and buttering the toast before adding the avocado and egg has become our favorite morning play routine. My kid actually learns to pop the toast up at just the right time.
My toddler loves turning the birdie dial to the "hot" setting—it feels satisfyingly clicky. The little avocado slices and wooden knife make pretend breakfast feel so real and fun.
The wooden knife for spreading butter is a nice realistic touch, and my little chef takes her time buttering each slice before adding the egg and avocado. It's held up well to daily play so far, much better than some flimsier sets we've tried.
My toddler loves turning the birdie dial herself, and the wooden knife feels sturdy enough for little hands. The toast popping up is her favorite part, and she actually eats the avocado slices I pretend-cook for her.
Getting the little dial to turn and the toast to actually pop up when it's ready has been a huge hit with my toddler. The set has everything needed for pretend breakfast, and the wooden knife spreads play butter just right.
The wooden butter knife fits perfectly in my little one's hand, making the whole toast-making process feel so real. Popping the slices up with that birdie dial is endlessly entertaining, and the avocado and egg toppings are a fun touch.
The birdie dial is such a fun little detail my daughter loves turning it before we "cook" her breakfast. Took about five minutes to pop the toast, spread the butter with the wooden knife, and add the avocado slices. She's been asking to play with it every morning since it arrived.
My daughter has so much fun slicing the wooden avocado and egg to assemble her pretend breakfast. The dial actually turns and the toast pops up, which keeps her entertained for way longer than I expected. Perfect for imaginative play.