Casdon 48650 Breakfast Realistic Toy Kettle and Toaster Set for Children Aged 3+. Features Interactive Elements to Expand On Imagination, White

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Abi 'Its a lovely realistic set, smaller then expected but never the less good. Unfortunately the kettle lid broke off within the first five minutes of play :(' Stacy 'Got these for my son for his kitchen for Christmas they seem well made and they will be enjoyed. They both take the same batteries which it doesn't say in the description'

Kelly 'These are great I think. They make noises makes it feel real for the little ones. My son doesn't stop making me toast or cups of tea. Haha.' Frankie123 'We'll worth the money as it was half price and would pay full price for it. As advertised and bought for a 2-3yr old. Cuppa tea anyone...' Moody 'Great play for kids. Toaster makes amazing sounds and so does kettle. Lid of kettle is a little flimsy and feel off a couple of times. Great pretend play for kids.' Kimmy 'At such a low price you really can’t go wrong. My daughter is now into role play so this product is fab. Can’t wait for her to get it unwrapped on Christmas.' St1 'Great product for the price, very cute pops the toast put and the kettle lights up and makes sound! Son really loves it!'The toaster comes in a two- or four-slice version, the latter of which we tested. Its wide slots, lift-and-look feature, defrost and reheat buttons make it ideal for any busy household, especially one where it’s out on display, so its elegant exterior can be properly appreciated. The kettle is just as good-looking, with a handle that’s easy to grip and a light-up lever to show when it’s boiling. It’s also surprisingly light to carry around, so less of a struggle when full. A good-sized water window with multiple markings in litres means it’s simple to boil only as much water as required, while the minimum boil, though not marked, is an economical 250ml. In our tests, it performed well, boiling a litre of cold water in two minutes and 15 seconds. Twentieth Pie 'Bought this for my granddaughter and she loves it.Great sound effects they are realistic great value'

KayyManz 'My kids love playing with this kettle and toaster set. The toaster pops out the toast like the real thing and the kettle has realistic lights and boiling sounds. My son puts water in it and pours it in to a cup once the kettle has completed its boiling. So realistic!!' Sam 'Brought for my son as he really likes playing with his kitchen at the moment, great little set for the price. I like that the toaster makes noises and pops and the kettle lights up and makes sounds with batteries, makes it a bit more realistic.' Argosbuyer 'They are a good size and the toaster makes a satisfying noise but not really linked to modern toasters. It pops very fast (less than 3seconds) and the kettle lid pops off. Ok toy but can imagine much better ones'Tracy 'I bought the set for my 18month granddaughter she loves them both! She likes sound of the boiling water and the toast popping up and can easily press the button and push lever down! I've been enjoying lots of tea and toast' Kfa 'My son loves making us tea and toast with this set - great sound effects and the popping mechanism with the toast!'

Kathiek 'I bought thes for my 3 year old niece. All she has done since is make us tea and toast! The kettle has a light and a realisted boiling action and the toaster does actually pop up. Great buy' FamilyMan 'Exactly what I was looking for. Good size, durable and good features, however, have not inserted batteries in the kettle yet. Overall, my kid loves it.'Nati 'My daughter are so happy from new item for kitchen. Price is not so big and quality is good!!' Lmellows 'Cheaply made as price suggests. Wouldn’t pay and more for these. Toaster has disappointing 'pop’' For kettles, we time how long it takes to boil a full kettle of cold water from the tap, as well as 1l for comparative purposes. Each litre of water was measured using the same jug, as it’s not uncommon for litre markings on a kettle to be incorrect or unavailable. The kettle has a wider than usual spout but still pours smoothly. There’s also a clearly marked water window, showing the max and min fill, as well as cups from four to seven (not litres). Its water window lights up blue when it’s on, while a button on the lid flips it up for filling – good for those who sometimes mix up levers. It’s speedy, too: a litre of cold water took just two minutes and 12 seconds to boil. What could prove to be a problem is the kettle’s minimum fill – around 900ml – meaning that if you only want to make one or two small cups, you will always be boiling more than you need. Swan Tribeca 1.8L Pyramid Kettle and 2-Slice Toaster: Best kettle and toaster set for compact kitchens