Battat Education – Stir & Sort Food Court Play Food Set – 102 Pieces Toddler Pretend Play Kitchen Toy – Sorting Toy for Fine Motor Skills

I ordered this, unsure if it was "too much" for my preschoolers. Wow! Was I wrong! This is absolutely perfect for their development! The activity is very versatile, as you can play it as a game, or you can just have children sort the pieces by color, or have them use the cards to choose the correct pieces for each plate! I got a great value on this item and am pleased with it in every way! I love how it came attractively packaged and wrapped. It is very appealing to children, is a great value, extremely durable material, attractive colors and the size is very nice! I love it!

Fabulous toy.

Such a great price for such a good quality toy. I love the colors and all of the different options for play. My son is obsessed with ice cream so this toy is right up his alley. Definitely a favorite!

I bought this as a present for my 3 year old and she plays with it for hours. She really enjoys making the meals from the recipe cards and feeding the bears. I love that it has so many open ended ways to play! And the toys are durable and hold up against rough toddler play. I highly recommend this brands, we have a few of their toys and haven’t been disappointed yet!

Super cute! I wish they bring it back!!!

Fun toy and greys for learning! My three year old loves it!

We picked this up to go with the ice cream set. While we love all the pieces and quality, my kids pointed out an issue they found. Money. There is no play money with the food set despite showing a price with the dishes. Luckily we have the ice cream set we can use the money from for the food set as well as play registers/money from another brand.Honestly not having money isn't a reason to NOT add this food set to your collection but it is something to consider if your kids like to incorporate prices and money into the play especially if the set already shows dollar values.I do hope you add this and the ice cream set to your collections. 5 stars for the ice cream set and 4 for the food set only because they show prices but don't include money. Seems odd they'd add prices but skip money especially if someone is purchasing this and have no other play money around.My family and I do hope you purchase these sets and enjoy them as much as we do!

This Stir & Sort set is such a hit in our house! It’s packed with bright play food, recipe cards, bowls, and tongs—perfect for little hands and big imaginations. My kid jumped right into “cooking” meals and sorting ingredients by color like a pro. The bear bowls are adorable, and the wooden tray keeps everything neat when it’s time to clean up.I love how it sneaks in learning—fine motor skills, color recognition, and even some early math when following the recipe cards. The spinner game on the back of the menu adds a fun twist too. It’s great for solo play or group fun, and it’s held up really well after lots of use.If you’re looking for a screen-free activity that blends pretend play with learning, this one’s a winner.