KUHN RIKON Kinderkitchen Children's Chopping Board Sheep Green

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Kuhn Rikon Discover kinderkitchen® – a world packed to the brim with fun, animal surprises and very special farm animals! Each animal in the Kinderkitchen® family invites children to playfully discover the world of cooking as well as life on the farm.Features such as the knife’s childproof blade or the non-slip feet on the cutting board create an ideal environment in which children can prepare food safely. Vegetables, fruit and herbs can be chopped quickly and with minimum effort. A sheath is included to protect the blade and store the knife safely. Animal fun for all the family is guaranteed! Designed especially for children’s hands Childproof blade Knife with sheath Non-slip handle Cutting board with non-slip feet Extra sturdy thanks to double-layer design Easy to clean

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Discover kinderkitchen® – a world packed to the brim with fun, animal surprises and very special farm animals! Each animal in the Kinderkitchen® family invites children to playfully discover the world of cooking as well as life on the farm.Features such as the knife’s childproof blade or the non-slip feet on the cutting board create an ideal environment in which children can prepare food safely. Vegetables, fruit and herbs can be chopped quickly and with minimum effort. A sheath is included to protect the blade and store the knife safely. Animal fun for all the family is guaranteed! Designed especially for children’s hands Childproof blade Knife with sheath Non-slip handle Cutting board with non-slip feet Extra sturdy thanks to double-layer design Easy to clean

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Especially suitable for children's hands Child-safe cut Knife with blade guard. Non-slip knife handle Chopping board with non-slip feet Thanks to the double layer, the chopping board is extremely dimensionally stable, easy to clean


Product specifications

Brand Kuhn Rikon
EAN
  • 7610154233914
MPN
  • 23391

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