Mini Play Pots and Pans Toys for Kids Kitchen Playset Pretend Cookware Utensils Play Set Play Cooking Toys Mini Stainless Steel Cooking Utensils Toys Kitchen Playset Accessories for Boys Girls

Great product great price and very durable

Excelente

this is a very cute set. the pots are sturdy with good covers. my kids really enjoy playing with it. it feels very similar to the real pots.

It's really small pictures make it look larger. But the quality is not bad at all

My child has the choice of a colorful kitchen set of realistic and of course picked the realistic one. I'm happy he did sand he was excited when he opened them. Don't get discouraged by the way they packed them. I was unsure at first as the whole set for in the palm of my hand when wrapped. But once you unwrap its actually a nice little "copy" kitchen set for your little. He was excited and said "yay I can cook just like you". It's very much like a real set but mini. They are lightweight,we will see how they hold up but they seem decent. Size is perfect for a little kitchen. The lids are two different styles but are universal to all the pots/pans which would be easier for a child to navigate.. happy overall with this this purchase. I was unsure at first but I stepped out of my confort and bought it. Now I'm greatful I did and didn't spend the 25-30$ for a Melissa and Doug set. This suits just fine and it's pretty much the same.

They are SMALL, if you child is between 1year and 2 year old then it’s great becuse it’s small.

To cute and looks like the thing.

As soon as I opened the shiny bag, pulled out the metal utensils for safety and handed the wooden spoon and pots to my 7 month old, my 6 year old started discretely removing pans from the set. "Here's your spoon," she kept redirecting her brother. Turns out, she missed her old cooking set.I read in the product review that these pans could actually be used for cooking and the 6 year old was all in. I couldn't figure out how to safely use them on the stove, so we compromised: I cooked elbow pasta in a standard cooking pan then gave her a bowl full. She spooned it into the largest playset pan with one of the utensils, mixed in some Italian dressing, and served us pasta salad. She has since created fruit salad (slicing banana with a butter knife and mixing with blueberries) and something I can only describe as crushed cookies (made in a ziplock bag by crunching down cookies with the bottom of a pan) mixed with peanut butter, which tasted better than it sounds.So, confirming that kids can prepare real food in these pans. Also, the baby likes how they sound when hit repeatedly with a spoon. Great buy at a decent price.