Garbo&Friends

Cheese and Dairy Crate

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$127.36 $199 In stock

Category: Toys

A great addition to any child's pretend play universe, this yummy cheese and dairy crate is just the ticket for inspired, imaginative fun. 

Part of Le Toy Van's extensive play food collection, this delicious selection of chunky wooden pieces is great for dairy lovers and includes a bottle of fresh milk, a block of butter, yogurt pot, a pot of cream plus 3 types of cheeses. All housed in a handy wooden storage crate.

A wonderful toy for teaching all about the food groups as well as encouraging dexterity and honing fine motor skills. 

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Olivia F. ★★★★★

The wooden milk bottle has a nice weight to it, and the cheese block is perfectly sized for little hands. My kids have been using it in their market setup every day since it arrived.

Edward A. ★★★★★

My toddler loves pretending to make cheese plates with the little wooden wedges, and the crate itself is sturdy enough for carrying around the play kitchen.

Avery Z. ★★★★★

The wooden milk bottle is chunky enough for my toddler to grip easily, and the little cheese wedge looks so realistic. It’s been a huge hit in her pretend kitchen, and I love that it sparks conversations about where dairy comes from.