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Sensory Play Stones: Vegetables - 8 Pieces

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Category: Kitchenware & Cooking Play

2 years & up. Offer the perfect ingredients for creative cookery in the mud kitchen with the Sensory Vegetables Play Stones! Boiled, roasted, fried or steamed, the vegetables can be used to make all sorts of dishes: soups, stews, salads or stir fries. As sliced vegetables, children can see how the tactile stones compare to the real thing. Sensory Stones are able to withstand the toughest of treatment and are as good as new once cleaned up. Set includes eight vegetables: tomato, pak choi, onion, peas, carrot, mushroom, cucumber and broccoli. Each stone measures between 2" - 3".

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Stella J. ★★★★★

We use these veggie stones every time we play mud kitchen, and the baked-on paint hasn't chipped even after getting rinsed off. The carrot and tomato look so real that my kid tries to "peel" the beet.

Richard ★★★★★

My toddler loves pulling these out for her mud kitchen soups—the textures are so varied that she can actually pretend to chop and peel them. They've survived being buried in dirt and washed off a dozen times without any fading or cracking.

Eli ★★★★★

These veggies have held up through countless muddy stews and pies, and they still look as good as the day they arrived. My kids love that they can "cook" them every which way without anything getting ruined, which is exactly what we needed.

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