Review on 🍎 Hand Painted Melissa & Doug Food Groups by James Bartels

I like her. My two year old daughter loves them too. But I wouldn't pay 19.99 for it. I had them in my toy wish list for a year, so when they went on sale for 9.99. I bought them. And I'm happy with the purchase. We have plastic food that we bought when my daughter was younger and ate everything, but when her grandparents got her a fancy new playhouse for Christmas I thought it would be fun to have real toy food. We also bought a few sliced products from Plan Toys (PlanWood veggies and a set of regular wood fruits and mushrooms) which I like a lot more. PlanWood tiles are particularly good because they don't have a lot of paint on them, which means they won't chip if dropped on the tile and stay almost new even with rough use. They already look worn and the chicken drumstick looks really dirty. I didn't send it back because I really liked the little cups. I used two of these and some string to make a hanging food basket for the playhouse and I love it. The other two baskets just hold slightly different toy food. In general I am very satisfied. I would be happier if the T-Bone had painted sides! Looks weird and cheap. And that's what I was looking forward to the most.