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1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 Pizza Toy Mar 24, 2011
By Gardenia
It is well made and cute. I just wish it was a bit bigger. I was expecting double the size as it is.
 Interesting, playful, and tempting to bite! Feb 18, 2012
By E. LeVan
This pizza comes with all the toppings you see, even the anchovies, which my daughter loves. We call them "salty baby fish" when we make real pizza.
This is great, just do your child a favor and cut off the tags that are sewn onto each slice because it's not very realistic with the fiber content tags still on!
SO cute. Worth it. Better than the hard, wooden, Mel & Doug pizza that has no tactile interest.
And: I will grabbing a few sheets of felt and cutting out some other accessories for this is she ever loses pieces. So far, we have not lost a single cheese grate! My 11 year old niece also loves this! She loves taking my custom pizza order, which is usually anchovies and tomatoes without any cheese. She has to work hard to restrain herself to using only those ingredients, because I am a fussy customer and she knows I will send back an incorrect order.
My 2 year old mostly loves to dismantle the picture-perfect pies that I dress up. Eventually she will have the patience to sit and make her own from start to finish.
Kids love serving up pizza Jan 13, 2012
By N
The pizza is a great addition to our kitchen; however, there are lots of little pieces to keep track of. I'd planned to sew the toppings onto each slice but never got around to it. Luckily, my daughter is pretty good at putting the pieces back into the box. It's definately one of the favorite menu items at her 'restaurant'.
2 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Nice toy, but made in China, NOT Germany Nov 27, 2009
By Art E. Misia
This pizza set is quite nice, and appears to be of good quality. However, the description did not state that it is not made in Germany, but in China, ostensibly under HABA's "supervision". Caveat emptor.
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