Play Food Set LEANToys 50-piece fruits and vegetables in pitcher, pretend kitchen play, for preschool role play

LEANToys 50-piece play food set contains a variety of plastic fruits and vegetables presented in a pitcher for pretend kitchen and preschool role play. The set is designed for young children to explore everyday food items in a safe, durable format. Pieces are sized for small hands and intended to support cooperative play at home, daycare or kindergarten while enabling basic counting and sorting activities.

Advantages

The set provides a compact, all-in-one collection of 50 colorful fruit and vegetable pieces stored in a single pitcher, which simplifies cleanup and storage. Components are lightweight and easy for preschoolers to handle, helping develop fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. The neutral, realistic shapes and colors encourage imaginative play and social interaction during group activities. Made of washable plastic, the pieces are suitable for supervised everyday use.

Suitable for

• Pretend kitchen and role-play scenarios
• Early counting, sorting and color recognition exercises
• Group play in daycare, kindergarten or playdates
• Fine motor skill development and hand coordination practice

Key specifications

• Contents: 50 plastic fruit and vegetable pieces presented in a pitcher
• Material: washable plastic suitable for preschool use
• Design: child-sized pieces with rounded edges for safer handling
• Color: assorted colors to represent common fruits and vegetables
• Storage: pitcher included for compact storage and transport

How to use

Introduce the play food set during supervised play sessions. Allow children to explore shapes, colors and textures, and encourage role-play scenarios such as shopping, cooking or serving. Use the included pitcher to store pieces after play; demonstrate how to sort items by type or color for educational activities. Regularly inspect pieces for wear and clean them with mild soap and water as needed.

Usage recommendations

Intended for preschool children under adult supervision. Avoid use with children who still put small objects in their mouths. Clean pieces regularly and check for damage before each use to maintain safe play.