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+

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.

Bought for my grandchild’s birthday. It was fun following all steps of “baking”. I little bit overpriced.

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.

I bought this for my granddaughter. The idea of this toy is great. It was so much fun watching her make the dough and cook it. The only reason I didn’t give this the five stars is because the dough was so sticky and hard to clean up. The plushy was super cute and smells delicious. I bought it on sale so the cost was reasonable. The look on her face was worth the sticky mess and price.

This toy is so cute. Bought this as a gift and she absolutely loved it. Want one for myself lol

This was a super clever unveiling for my daughter. It was kind of the equivalent to a magic trick from the 90s. The oven didn't entirely cooperate, but with some troubleshooting, it worked well. I personally don't have any use for the oven and packaging now and some might find it a huge waste, but it was wonderful to see her face light up when the little ding went off and she was introduced to her little stuffy.I like that you can turn it on and off to save battery and the smell isn't too strong which is a good thing.

My granddaughter and her siblings got a good laugh and perplexing surprise out of this toy. I bought it for her 4th birthday and with her mom's help, they enjoyed it very much (even her 10 year old brother).

I got this for my granddaughter for Christmas. She was so excited and we immediately headed to the kitchen to bake it up. What the directions don't tell you is that you can use this only one time. The dial didn't turn properly, so I read the instructions as my granddaughter mixed away. I saw that there's a yellow tab that needs to be removed on the inside of the oven. I removed it, closed the oven door, and turned the dial to make sure it worked. My granddaughter finished preparing the dough and opened the oven to pop it in. There was the finished product! When I tested it, we had no idea that the "creation" phase was now triggered. She didn't get the excitement of watching and waiting, then opening the door in anticipation of which animal she got. It was just there already. She was a champ and just rolled with it, but I felt terrible. The company needs to add that detail onto the instructions. Don't remove that yellow tab until you're ready to turn that dial with the child's dough all mixed up and ready to put in. You only get to do it once.