Learning Resources Pretend and Play Pro Chef Set
From Learning Resources
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- Details Rank: ***3169 in Toys & Games
- Color Feature: (option)multi/none
- Product Brand: Learning Resources
- The Model: LER9082
- Released on: 2013-07-28
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 4.40" h x8.50" w x12.10" l,1.40 pounds
- Looks like the real thing
- Builds fine motor skills
- Includes large deluxe stock pot, saucepan, 2 lids, skillet, spatula, 2 cooking spoons, oven mitt, play food and write and wipe activity guide
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Get cooking with top-chef gear designed to look like the real thing. Lots of pieces to encourage imaginative play and build fine motor skills. Includes large deluxe stock pot, saucepan, 2 lids, skillet, spatula, 2 cooking spoons, oven mitt, play food (chicken leg, carrot, corncob and fried egg) and write and wipe Activity Guide. Largest pot measures 5 1/2"L x 2 3/4"H. Wipe with a damp cloth.
49 of 49 people like the following review
Finally a Big Enough Set!
@_*wverjo
For some reason the current trend in toy pots & pans is to make them too small to work with the vast majority of the play food that's available. Most of the metal sets I looked at had this issue, as did all of the wood sets (incl. Melissa & Doug), with the exception of this Pro set from Learning Resources & a metal set from Toy Chef. I went with plastic over metal after thinking about the possibility of the pots being thrown.
These pots & pans sized just right for little hands, little kitchens, and toy food. Finally! The accompanying photos of a 2-1/2 yr old's hands playing in a Kenmore wooden kitchen, with plastic food from mixed sets. The soup pot can fit a whole slew of vegetables, and the frying pan is big enough to hold a plastic fried egg. The set also comes with a roomy sauce pot, 2 lids that do a great job of mimicking gl, an oven mitt that actually fits my daughter's hand, and a spatula & 2 large stirrers that have a little give to the softer plastic, which is ideal.
The set came with 3 plastic food items, very basic, they're just freebies. With nearly all cooking sets you have to buy the food separately.
My daughter has banged these pots around quite a bit & they've held up. I think the makers have struck a nice balance between sturdiness & keeping the pots lightweight; these wouldn't survive too many rounds outside making mudpies or lugging around rocks without losing a handle, but otherwise they'd be fine. My only issue is that although the lids fit the pots, they tend to clatter off a bit too easily.
All around, they're great, I'd buy them again, give them as a gift, absolutely recommend them.
(Note: Learning Resources also makes a different set of pans in both primary & pastel colors. They're cute, durable, don't clang, but have that too-small issue; better suited for under-age-2 chefs)
12 of 13 people like the following reviewPerfect size!
@_*Mommy
I am incredibly happy with this purchase! This set is much larger than most and perfectly adorable. I'm not sure how durable they'll be, but I'm hoping they'll hold up well. The plastic seems more brittle than othersets I have had, but only time will tell. I would still reccommend this to anyone just for it's cuteness and great larger size!
8 of 8 people like the following reviewA fantastic set!!
@_*S. Beck
This set is great! They look like the pans that used in kitchens today and quite durable. The pan sizes allow one to really play with and use the pretend food that is sold in stores today along with the pans.
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