Tender Leaf Toys

Bread Basket

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$17.27 $26.99 In stock

The Bread Basket from Tender Leaf Toys is a handcrafted wicker basket filled with play bread for little kitchens and market stalls. It includes a croissant, an iced bun, a pretzel, a baguette and four pull-apart bread rolls for sharing.

  • Handcrafted wicker basket
  • Includes croissant, iced bun, pretzel and baguette
  • Four pull-apart bread rolls for sharing
  • Suggested for ages 3+ years
  • Part of the Kitchens & Markets range
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Stella J. ★★★★★

My toddler runs a little bakery stand now and the baguette gets "sold" about twenty times a day. The wicker basket itself has held up surprisingly well to being dragged around by the handle.

Ella ★★★★★

The iced bun with its little glaze detailing is what sold me—my kid immediately grabbed it for her pretend bakery and hasn’t put it down. Everything feels well-made and the croissant actually looks flaky, which is way more charming than I expected from a toy.

Scarlett I. ★★★★★

The wicker basket itself is sturdy enough that my son carries it around without it falling apart, and the little iced bun is his favorite to "sell" at his market stall. Five pieces of play bread feels like a good amount for the price, nothing flimsy about any of them.