Let your child’s imagination run wild with the Fast Food Gourmet Cart! This 40-piece playset is perfect for kids who love to pretend play as mini chefs or food vendors. Equipped with a variety of play foods, utensils, cookware, and a working cash register, it offers an authentic, fun-filled experience of running a food cart. The set includes burgers, fries, cooking pots, cups, a mini menu, and pretend money, allowing kids to engage in creative role-play, develop social skills, and practice basic math. Made from safe, durable materials, this cart is ideal for young entrepreneurs aged 3 and up.
Features:
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Interactive Play Cart: Realistic fast food cart design with a built-in cash register and menu.
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40-Piece Set: Includes a variety of food items, utensils, cooking tools, and pretend money.
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Imaginative Role-Play: Encourages kids to role-play as chefs or food vendors, enhancing creativity.
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Educational Benefits: Helps develop social skills, creativity, and basic math skills.
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Safe and Durable: Made with child-friendly, durable materials for long-lasting play.
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Perfect for Ages 3+: Great for young children to explore, learn, and have fun.
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