VIGA Wooden Little Chef Salad Play Set with 36 Pieces – Pretend Kitchen Toy with Vegetables, Utensils, and Recipe Leaflet – Educational Role Play for Toddlers – Ages 18 Months and Up

The VIGA Little Chef Salad Play Set is the perfect way to spark creativity and encourage healthy eating habits in children. Designed for toddlers aged 18 months and up, this beautifully crafted 36-piece set lets young chefs create their own colorful and delicious-looking salads.

The set features a wooden bowl, fork, spoon, vinegar and olive oil bottles, and a variety of vibrant wooden vegetables including lettuce leaves, pepper slices, carrot slices, tomato, cucumber, onion rings, avocado, and egg. A recipe leaflet is also included, allowing children to follow simple steps as they mix and match ingredients to create imaginative dishes.

Crafted from durable beechwood and painted with bright, non-toxic colors, this set ensures both safety and long-lasting play. It helps develop fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and social interaction while encouraging children to explore nutrition through play.

Packaged in an attractive box, the VIGA Little Chef Salad Play Set makes an excellent gift for birthdays, holidays, or educational settings.

Package Dimensions: 422 mm x 242 mm x 65 mm
Recommended Age: 18 months and up Creative Role Play Experience – Inspires children to prepare their own colorful salads using realistic wooden vegetables and utensils
Complete 36-Piece Set – Includes a bowl, fork, spoon, vinegar and olive oil bottles, lettuce, peppers, carrots, tomatoes, cucumbers, onions, avocado, egg, and recipe leaflet
Encourages Healthy Habits – Helps children learn about nutrition and healthy eating while engaging in imaginative play
Safe and Durable Construction – Made from high-quality beechwood and painted with non-toxic, child-safe colors that meet EN71 and ASTM safety standards
Ideal Gift for Young Chefs – Comes in attractive packaging, perfect for birthdays, holidays, or as an educational toy for homes, schools, or daycare centers