Risorse per l'apprendimento Set da chef professionista Fai finta e gioca, Giocattoli da cucina per bambini, Cucina finta, Pentole e padelle per bambini, 13 pezzi, EtÃ 3+

Name: Risorse per l'apprendimento Set da chef professionista Fai finta e gioca, Giocattoli da cucina per bambini, Cucina finta, Pentole e padelle per bambini, 13 pezzi, EtÃ 3+
Brand: Learning Resources
SKU: 885513194794
Price: 63.91 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Learning Resources

3.7/5

€
63.91

GIOCATTOLI DI APPRENDIMENTO PER I PIÙ PICCOLI: perfetti per bambini dai 3 anni in su. FACILE DA IGIENIZZARE: si pulisce con un panno umido. PENTOLE, PADELLE E ALTRI GIOCATTOLI DA CUCINA: il set include: pentola deluxe, casseruola, 2 coperchi, padella, spatola, cucchiaio di legno, guanto da forno, cibo giocattolo. GLI UTENSILI DA CUCINA INCORAGGIANO LE CAPACITÀ MOTORIE FINE: Incoraggia i bambini a giocare di ruolo e sviluppare abilità motorie fini con questo ampio set di giocattoli da cucina. FANTASTI GIOCATTOLI DA CUCINA PER BAMBINI: attrezzatura da cucina da chef progettata per assomigliare alla realtà.

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EAN: 885513194794

Categories: Giocattoli e giochi, Vesti e fai finta di giocare, Giocattoli da cucina, Kit da cucina e da forno,

Country of Origin	China
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars 877 ratings 4.6 out of 5 stars
Department	unisex-child
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	Yes
Item model number	LER9082
Item Weight	1.4 pounds
Manufacturer	Learning Resources
Manufacturer recommended age	36 months - 6 years
Product Dimensions	12.1 x 8.5 x 4.4 inches
Release date	January 1, 2011

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Scritto da: Monkey A

Kept my toddler entertained all Christmas

I got this for my toddler who lives to help me cook. She has been playing with this often, even more than her dolls which is crazy! I love the size of the pans/pots. They fit several pieces of food instead of just one. The oven mitt is thick and feels pretty close to a real one. What I don’t like is how cheap the pans and covers feel. They feel like they are made of a plastic that will crack if it falls on a hard floor. So far it hasn’t cracked but it just feels very cheap so I don’t know how long it will last. The play food is plastic and doesn’t feel like the other food from another learning resources set that I got. The other set has food that feels almost rubbery but this is a cheap plastic. My daughter doesn’t care about the plastic so it isn’t a big deal. I am still happy I got this for her and I do think it was worth it. Most sets seem to have very small pans that can only hold one item and don’t look real. This set looks real in my opinion. I would recommend this.

Scritto da: P. Patel

Nice starter set but very thin cheap plastic. Spatula and spoons not the same as photos.

I am a huge "Learning Resources" fan but this pot and pan set is so cheap that it is hard to believe it is from the same company. The set comes with a stock pot, a sauce pan, a skillet, 2 clear plastic lids, a spatula, a cooking spoons, a knife, a oven mitt, a chicken leg, corn on the cob, carrot and fry egg and write and wipe activity guide. If you are wondering what the sizes are: the pot is shy of 3" deep x 6" wide with a 1.5" handle on each side, the pan is shy of 3" deep x 6" with a 4.5" handle and the skillet is also 6" wide but only 1.5" deep with a 4.5" handle. The 2 lids fits on top of the pot, pan and skillet but they can't be stacked on top of each other without tipping over. Which makes it annoying to store. All the play food fits inside the cookwares. Nice small size for young toddler hands and very light-weight which is great for the younger kids. The play food is made with a much thinner plastic that reminds be of Chinese take-out container lids. The oven mitt is nice and thicker than others that I have received with kitchen sets. I didn't have 2 spoons as stated in the descriptions instead I have what looks like a flat knife-like mixing spatula and a long flat measuring spoon with a scoop on each end. The cooking spatula does not have a black grip-like handle with 4 slits like in the photo. I am wondering if my set was a mistake because the cooking spatula is 2 inch shorter than the other cooking tools and it looks nothing like the ad. PHOTOS under my profile. Also, the lids are so cheap that mine came with a small crack on the edge and I am afraid that over time it will crack all the way through. This is a nice started set but I can not see it lasting longer than a year. The lids, pot, pan, and skillet's black handles are held together with tiny thin screws. If they are dropped too hard or banged too often, or perhaps even stepped on, that's the end of this set. The only thing I like are the play food, cooking tools and the oven mitt. For the price I paid for this set it is not worth it and I rather return it and buy my daughter a different set and play food separately.

Scritto da: whateverjo

Finally a Big Enough Set!

For some reason the current trend in toy pots & pans is to make them too small to work with the vast majority of the play food that's available. Most of the metal sets I looked at had this issue, as did all of the wood sets (incl. Melissa & Doug), with the exception of this Pro set from Learning Resources & a metal set from Toy Chef. I went with plastic over metal after thinking about the possibility of the pots being thrown. These pots & pans are sized just right for little hands, little kitchens, and toy food. Finally! The accompanying photos are of a 2-1/2 yr old's hands playing in a Kenmore wooden kitchen, with plastic food from mixed sets. The soup pot can fit a whole slew of vegetables, and the frying pan is big enough to hold a plastic fried egg. The set also comes with a roomy sauce pot, 2 lids that do a great job of mimicking glass, an oven mitt that actually fits my daughter's hand, and a spatula & 2 large stirrers that have a little give to the softer plastic, which is ideal. The set came with 3 plastic food items, very basic, they're just freebies. With nearly all cooking sets you have to buy the food separately. My daughter has banged these pots around quite a bit & they've held up. I think the makers have struck a nice balance between sturdiness & keeping the pots lightweight; these wouldn't survive too many rounds outside making mudpies or lugging around rocks without losing a handle, but otherwise they'd be fine. My only issue is that although the lids fit the pots, they tend to clatter off a bit too easily. All around, they're great, I'd buy them again, give them as a gift, absolutely recommend them. (Note: Learning Resources also makes a different set of pans in both primary & pastel colors. They're cute, durable, don't clang, but have that too-small issue; better suited for under-age-2 chefs)

Scritto da: Tabitha Nikolaev

Perfect size unlike Melissa and Doug pans

I bought these because the Melissa and Doug Metal pots and Pans we have are so small they can’t hold play food! Just look at the size difference in the photo! Melissa and Doug on the Left and this on the right. These are the perfect size and I love learning Resource play food. The reason this doesn’t get 5 stars is because the included play food pieces are not the ones that learning resources actually sells in their food sets. What they include here is cheap trash. A corn on the cob that can be crushed with your fingers. I didn’t buy this for the extra pieces- I only wanted the pots and pans which fit out Melissa and Doug wood kitchen perfectly. I love that they are a light plastic that doesn’t make noise when he bangs on them. This was one of my issues with the metal stuff- it was too dang loud, and too small. I’ve added photos for size references. This is by far the best.

Scritto da: Kimberly Bock

Great childs toy!

This set was a great addition to my grandsons kitchen playset. We have had coffee and breakfast many times! My grandson is 3.

Scritto da: Vannie

Realistic kitchen set

My kids absolutely love it! They've been playing with a small plastic kitchen set with missing pieces and not very realistic looking. These ones look just like my pots and pans that they love to play with in my kitchen. Very good quality. We now have big enough pots for their play food can actually fit in! My husband first thought it was a waste of money but now he sees how great it is. Mom win for me!

Scritto da: TS

Cute set

Does the job, and the price is right! It's held up to being thrown around and stood on so far.

Scritto da: Cam

Meets all expectations

Meets all expectations, especially those of my grandson

Scritto da: Emily Ball

Five Stars

Well made. Shipped fast

Scritto da: christmasmom

Great toy. My Grandson very happy with it

Great toy. My Grandson very happy with it.