Last year Melissa & Doug introduced a great new play food set - the Bake and Decorate Cupcake Set. It was available in very limited quantities because the demand far outweighed their capacity to produce them. We were lucky enough to have ordered enough of this play food set to have it in stock right through the holidays. In case you haven't seen this fun play food toy, we wanted to feature it here today and give you a chance to see just how fun it is! The release of the play food cupcake set couldn't have been timed any better! It seems like cupcakes are in the news every day. They are very chic right now and this play food version is no exception!
Kids love play food that's realistic just like this cupcake set. The Melissa & Doug cupcake play food set comes with a cupcake baking pan, 4 cupcakes ( 2 chocolate and 2 vanilla), 4 icing tops that velcro onto the cupcakes, 3 icing pens (more on that in a second!), 4 birthday candles, and an oven mitt. ALL that is included for an MSRP of only $24.95 but ONLY $19.96 at GummyLump.com!
The greatest thing about this cupcake play food set is the extensive play value! First, put the cardboard baking cups into the pan. Then put your cupcake "batter" into the baking pan. Next, put on the oven mitt and put the cupcakes in the oven. Remember to wear the oven mitt when you remove the freshly baked cupcakes! Mmm they smell delicious. Once they're cooled off (if you can wait!) put the icing caps on. Now it gets really fun...use the icing tubes (markers) to decorate your cupcakes! If you make a mistake or want to change your design, no problem - the icing wipes right off. The markers are dry erase - just genius! Last, put on the candles and let the party begin!
Multiple children can play with this set at one time. Perfect for a pretend play tea party, birthday party, or after school treat!
2 comments:
That is too cute! It would make a sweet Valentine's Day treat!
My granddaughter is obsessed with cupcakes. I got her this for Christmas when she was 18 months - and she still plays with it several times a week! (we took the markers away and she doesn't miss them!) Sometimes she pretends to be cooking and serving. Other times she just makes up patterns - lining up all the candles, then the cakes, then changing the order and so on. I recommend it!
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