🧚 Immerse in Imaginative Play with JaxoJoy's 122 Piece Pretend Beautiful Assortment Review

Many products are hollow or thin. Not solid. The bottom bun wasn't even included in the burger. Only goods of very low quality. It also contains alcoholic beverages, which is pretty odd for a kids play meal.

I'm very surprised by companies that make baby wine bottles in a meal set along with blenders. Everything else was a trademark? Ketchup and mustard were there and our set came on either side of the bun. Instead of durability and strength, how about cheap and fun for the parents! I also read the reviews and decided to ditch the alcohol and replace it with something else.

I don't think you should expect much at this price. We were delighted to purchase this for our daughter's new kitchen set. Most items pose a serious choking hazard. Labeled items such as bottles, cans, jars were attached to the labels with a thin piece of tape, making it too easy for little hands to just peel/rip off. As a result we threw our set in the trash and will look elsewhere for quality and safe things for our child.

Want to go crazy? Want to pretend you're eating fake kid food? Would you like to find imaginary food in every corner of your house? Then this is for you. They'll make you pretend to eat that food while you're craving the real food right now. Hungry? Chew on that plastic. We don't have time for real food in this house. However, it will give your child a few hours of playtime and you will be the guinea pig for all creations. Don't worry, it's delicious.

It is difficult to see the size of the play food in the picture. Even when we got it we laughed trying to figure out which piece of pasta looked like food. Threw most of it in the trash. Do not buy. Things don't even add up. There is a supposed hamburger, but only half a bum. One of us thought a bun was a pancake, so there's no bun that goes with the wrong burger, salad and cheese. Lots of examples. No need to repeat. If anyone knows where the food in the game can be improved, please let me…

We were looking for play food for my daughter's kitchen and were trying to find a set with lots of options and as little cardboard as possible. These "pasta" boxes are thrown or stepped on and that's it and that's what we wanted to avoid - this packaging was the best we could find! The fries only came with pieces of cardboard, the rest of the food is solid, durable and fun! My 2 year old managed to step on some fruits and veggies and the plastic comes back with little persuasion. Honestly, for…

recommended age should be increased. I can't believe I didn't look at the customer photos before ordering (maybe there weren't any, it's been so long I can't even remember). But they are too small for a baby! My 2 year old got these for his birthday to match the kitchen set. She is very good (thank god) and doesn't put toys in her mouth. Hot dogs are the most exciting! They are so small that any child (even older than a toddler) could easily choke if they put them in their mouth! It's also odd…

I bought this for my daughter who is 2 years old and loves to play with imaginary food in her little play kitchen. There is a wide range of different foods, from pizza to shrimp and pepperoni to small jars and bottles such as tomatoes and apparently wine. The writing on some of the labels was pretty funny, as you can see in my picture of "good tasting" dishwashing liquid. Yes, quality control is a bit lacking...we only got 3/4 of the pizza and the elusive bottom hamburger bun didn't make it…