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magnifiques treats Find Grace’s Baking


Create endless fun helping Grace master the art of French baking. Or make up new adventures from scratch!


Grace’s French Bakery $ 500


This bright wooden bakery has French doors that open to reveal a shop and kitchen with shelves, a stove, a sink, and a pick-up window. Includes: • A fancy bakery case for displaying goodies • A cute refrigerator with a door that opens • Pretend flour box, sugar box, two sprinkle jars, pastry dough, a pastry bag, milk, and eggs


• A mixing bowl, whisk, spatula, hot pad, baking sheet, tart pan, cupcake pan, and rolling pin


• Paper menus, recipe cards, and pretend money • An “open” sign and a reversible poster • Pretend treats: four cupcakes, two croissants, two stacks of macarons, two baguettes, six tarts, three raspberry macarons, two strawberry bars, two pastries, and sparkling water


• Two plates, four napkins, a pastry dome, a serving plate, and a stand


• A cupcake box, macaron box, two tart boxes, two paper baguette sleeves, and shopping bags


W: 37" (94 cm) x H: 28½" (72.4 cm) x


D: 14" (35.6 cm) $35 shipping surcharge applies due to size/weight. Rush shipping not available. Grace’s sidewalk bistro table, chair, and accessories sold separately on p. 30. Adult assembly required. Cannot be gift wrapped.


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Outfit for Dolls and Grace Thomas’s Polka-Dot Apron for Girls on p. 34.


Mix it up with dozens and dozens of


beautifully detailed accessories to set up and rearrange.


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800-845-0005


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Products appropriate for children ages 8+


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