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Publisher's Description of Melissa & Doug Chocolate Factory Play Set
Sweeten
up playtime by ordering, assembling, displaying, and gifting
deliciously fun pretend play candy treats. The Melissa & Doug Wooden
Chocolate Factory Play Set lets kids create imaginative filled play
chocolate candies with durable plastic tops and bottoms and colorful
wooden fillings that can be decorated with stickers. Flip switches to
indicate flavors, move the slider across a conveyor area, press a lever
to drop fillings into bases, and turn the dial to drop on the tops!
Completed play candies slide down a chute, where kids three and older
can pretend to decorate with a pretend icing squeeze tube. Display in a
fancy gift box and pay for purchases with play money. Mix and match six
bases, six tops, and six fillings, for countless creative combinations.
Great for color matching, counting, and developing language skills
through cooperative play.
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