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perfectly to serve up our play food! See pages 48-49


Serve It!™


My very own dish set


Serve up a treat with these chunky, modern dishes, perfectly sized to fi t play foods. Colour-coded set includes four of each setting piece. Plates measure 18cm L x 18cm W.


Ages 2+


P2J 3294 Set of 24 £18.95 (£22.74 Inc. VAT)


Green Toys™ Classroom Café™


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Everything you need to set up a café- themed imaginative play area in your setting – with a green twist! Each sturdy piece is made of 100% food- grade recycled plastic. Includes eight complete place settings, two pots with lids, frying pan, tea pot, sugar bowl, spatula and serving spoon. Plate measures 15cm in diameter. Ages 3+


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E2J EI-1881 Set of 56 £69.95 (£83.94 Inc. VAT)


Great Value Kitchen Set


Children can set up a complete kitchen with this durable super-sized assortment featuring colourful pots, pans, cups, bowls, dishes, utensils, kettle, strainer, biscuit cutters, roller, juicer, dishpan and more. Largest piece (dishpan) measures 23cm L x 19cm W.


Ages 3+ SMALL PARTS.


Not for < 3 yrs.


P2J 9157 Set of 70 £37.95 (£45.54 Inc. VAT)


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