🥪 Munchkin Silly Sandwich Cutter Set - 3 Pack Review

It was just fine: PROS: 1. The puzzle is actually pretty and turns out well.2. One of the elephants (if you're careful) looks like a pair of elephants. CONS: 1. You have to be SO CAREFUL and SO PATIENT to keep half of your sandwich from getting stuck. and even if you're careful enough and patient enough, small bits of your sandwich will get stuck (so it doesn't look like an elephant, etc.). It doesn't seem to matter if the bread is soft or toasted, mine always gets stuck (although toasted, no…

. Bought these as stocking fillers for my 5 and 2 year olds. A five year old loves it and after seeing me use a sandwich cutter a few times, she learned to "cut cookies" with her own sandwiches while preparing her daily lunch. The only problem is that the manufacturer has not provided any information on how to use the dishwasher. While in reviews and questions, someone posted a response from the company stating that they are actually top shelf dishwasher safe. I haven't tried it as they are…

We ordered these for my daughter's lunch. She eats the crust of her sandwiches anyway, so I figured this would be a fun addition to her lunch box. The cutters look and function almost as I expected. They're designed for a medium to large slice of bread, and the loaves we get tend to be shorter than average, so the cutters are sometimes larger than the bread we use. Also, I can never just eat a sandwich with them. I almost always press down on the knife and then turn the sandwich over and run my

I have always been pleased with Munchkin products and this is no exception. My daughter recently attended a preschool program where we have to provide her with lunch. I bought them with the idea of making tired, boring, old sandwiches fun by giving them awesome shapes! We've been using them for 3 days now and my daughter's favorite puzzle is the jigsaw puzzle. She loves to put her sandwich together into a puzzle and then eat it piece by piece. I highly recommend this for parents with kids who…

Highly recommended when children reach toddlerhood for fun in the kitchen. My little one doesn't show much interest 90% of the time, but he loves animals very much, so the elephant was a hit. I use it to make french toast (hit), cheese sandwich (miss), and the puzzle toast was a half-hit too (1 counts, right?). He really likes to play with them, so I can see that it's also an educational tool for him. He loves to eat elephant legs and we haven't even tried making puzzle cookies. Of course there