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Hape Slurp-Slurp Udon Set

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$11.5 $22.99 In stock

Category: Category Kitchen & Food

Features

  • Suitable for 3Y and above
  • Includes one bowl, one pair of chopsticks, two green vegetables, one tempura shrimp, two fish cakes, two pieces of seaweed, one egg, one mushroom, noodles, one knife and one spoon
  • Use the safe plastic knife to cut the egg, shrimp or mushroom into two pieces
  • A perfect interactive toy which encourages little ones to imitate grown up behavior
  • Great for encouraging imagination, social skills and role play

Product Description

Cut the egg, shrimp or mushroom into two pieces using the safe plastic knife, place your ingredients in the bowl and stir them together with the chopsticks.   Use the chopsticks and spoon to enjoy your bowl of soup.

Item Weight: 1.12 lb.

Adult Assembly Required: No

Warning: Choking Hazard -Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs. This toy meets the European and American safety standards EN 71 and ASTM F972. Remove the packaging material before you give the toy to your child. Please keep all the relevant information for future reference. Decorations and colors may vary!

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Steven ★★★★★

My three-year-old has played with this udon set every single day since it arrived — the chopsticks are the perfect size for little hands to practice gripping. The tempura shrimp and fish cakes look surprisingly realistic, and the bowl is sturdy enough to survive being dropped on the kitchen floor.

Abigail ★★★★★

The knife actually slices the fish cakes cleanly, which surprised me for a toy. My daughter loves assembling the tempura shrimp and egg into the bowl and pretending to slurp the noodles like a real udon chef.

Natalie ★★★★★

My kid has played with this udon set every single day since it arrived, and the chopsticks are surprisingly easy for her 3-year-old fingers to grip. The noodles and fish cakes look realistic enough that she keeps trying to feed them to me.