Cookeez Makery Baked Treatz Oven Playset – Interactive Bake & Reveal Toy Oven with Mystery Warm Scented Plush (Barky Bun, Ciacatta Bake, or Wheatney Bunny), Mixing Tools, Dough, & Accessories, 5+

That was soooo much fun! Just make sure you read the instructions!! It even came out warm! It was warm and scented for the first week after we do it. We will be buying these again!

The media could not be loaded. I absolutely love this item! My 6 year old was ableto do the whole thing start to finish almost completely on her own. She had to much fun. Ill she had to do is add water to make the ingredients. The stuffy that comes out at the end is really cute. Its scented and heated. Very cute!! The entire concept is great. Shouldn't take more then 20 minutes to do the whole activity.

I gave this toy to my daughter for Christmas, and it was such a wonderful surprise. She loved mixing the dough and putting it in the oven, but the best part was seeing her excitement when a warm, scented plush came out. It was a unique and fun experience. Plus, it arrived quickly!

This seemed like a super cute idea, so I bought it for my 2 year old. Let me preface this with how much she adores the stuffed animal. Her oven came with the orange cinnamon roll cat, which she has termed "Cat-Cat." It makes meowing noises and warms up slightly if you squeeze it for a few seconds. We usually have that component turned off, as it also will meow randomly if you have it on and scares her.There were a lot of steps to "bake" the stuffy. She was very impatient, so I ended up doing most of it while she constantly nagged about when the animal would appear. I am sure an older child would have an easier time with this aspect. After all of that, we put it in the oven and let it bake until the timer went off. She was SO excited when that animal popped out of that oven! Her little face was worth the work!Pros: Super cute idea, cute stuffed animal that makes noises and warms up (these components can be turned off)Cons: There was a lot of waiting and work initially, and then once the animal popped out - we have never touched the rest of it again. Maybe other people have found use with the utensils and oven, but it is just taking up room in our house at this point as she is only interested in the animal.

It worked. It was a quick cool entertainment.

Did my kid need this?? No. Absolutely not. Are we both nosy and curious as to how this worked? Did we both participate in “baking” the little critter and were super invested in what we would get? Yes. Did we FaceTime my sister 4 states away so she could also watch the process? Absolutely, yes. The “dough” is a bread scented almost fluffy slime. The stuffy comes out of the oven warm. It will warm up again up each time you squeeze it for a few seconds. We got a cat and it makes cute purring/meowing noises and really smells like an almond-type pastry. No need to install batteries, very little to do to go from dough to plushy right out of the packaging. Definitely not a need, not worth $30, but cute as heck.

My daughter loves it! Love that it makes cute noises and has a yummy smell to it. It’s great quality and the stove is decent quality. She’s played with it so much that it’s definitely worth the money and not just an ordinary stuffed animal.

My daughter wanted this toy SO BAD. We were super disappointed after playing with it. First, the “dough” you mix to for the mold is nothing like playdoh or slime, it’s like mixing flour and water and then try to make it a solid. It covered my hands and was impossible to wash off. We needed to use our own bowl since it didn’t come with one and that bowl will now have to soak overnight because the mixture is stuck to it like cement. But the reason why I’m most disappointed is because of the convenient marking on the backside of the stuffed animal (picture for reference). My 6 year old pointed it out asking if it was their butt…just why?! Why did you feel the need to add this “design”??? What a perverted world we live in…