Tidlo Wooden Winter Vegetable

This is a beautifully made and presented set of wooden vegetables. Fantastic felt leafy bits to make holding them easy. Small enough to fit in a pot of a kettle (courgette and radish tea, anyone?) or on to a plate without rolling off. Some less conventional veg in this collection which has the added bonus of showing children that veggies other than carrots and broccoli exist! Better still my kids now ask for a side of courgettes with their fish fingers and love a smoothie of radish and carrot! Only kidding! They still won't touch them with a barge pole! And i NEVER do processed dinners... Or homemade smoothies...

So impressed with these. Beautiful vibrant colours.

Allot smaller than i was expecting but amazing nonetheless i love the detail that goes into each individual peice perfect to go with any kitchen for any budding chef!

ideal kitchen extra. i love this as a stand alone item and now also as part of our kitchen set. amazing quality and great for selling, cook and other imagination play

Lovely range of vegetables better than the normal run of the mill sets you have a wide variety of well made fresh looking vegetables that truly look good enough to eat the little one loves this set

Love that these came in the little wooden box. They are so hard wearing. Still perfect 2 and a half years on

We received this as part of a stocking filler mystery box 2 years ago and it is so versatile and tactile the kids really love it.

I love this little crate of goodies, the coulurs are nice and the little felt detailing is a lovely addition. lovely and smooth wood, perfect for little hands - a great toy!

This set is fantastic! I bought it kind of as a spare, but then gave it to my 18 month old niece (who loves playing cooking) for Christmas. My 4 year old nephew, 2 year old son and 18 month old niece all played with the set every day, the size is perfect for little hands and the colours are beautiful.

The quality of the food is amazing and has been threw everywhere! My wee lady managed to get access to the food before the kitchen and she loves storing it in weird and wonderful places. I managed to pull a carrot out of my bag on Monday at work. Roll on Christmas, she will be getting a kitchen