Play-Doh Magical Frozen Treats is a creative play set that allows children to make their own delicious frozen treats using Play-Doh. The set includes various molds and tools to create ice creams, popsicles, and other frozen delights. The Play-Doh Magical Frozen Treats set inspires imaginative play and encourages children to explore their creativity. It comes with a variety of Play-Doh colors, which can be mixed and molded to make different ice cream flavors and toppings. Children can use the molds to create the base of the ice cream, and then customize it with their favorite toppings and decorations. The set also includes a play ice cream cone and ice cream scoop, allowing children to serve up their creations just like a real ice cream shop.
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Great for parties, playdates, birthdays, and holidays this creative toy is a fun arts and crafts activity for kids 3 and up who love making play-doh creations. We finally closed the shop tonight just before bedtime despite pleas from the very reluctant shop keeper and you can bet I ll have a play dough cone in hand long before I have a chance to make a proper breakfast tomorrow morning.
The set also includes a play ice cream cone and ice cream scoop, allowing children to serve up their creations just like a real ice cream shop. The Play-Doh can be easily molded and shaped, and it does not dry out, making it perfect for hours of playtime fun. In addition to being a fun activity, playing with the Play-Doh Magical Frozen Treats set also offers a range of developmental benefits.
Play Dough Frozen Yogurt Shop
I’ve had this little idea in mind ever since Gracen received her ice cream sand toys back at the beginning of summer, and today was a perfect day to make it happen… With it being cool and dreary here in Vancouver, spending the afternoon on a wet beach making sand cones didn’t sound overly appealing… Making yummy-smelling play dough ones in the warmth of our house, however, certainly did. Not to mention the fact that Grae fell in love with playing ‘the ice cream game’ at our community centre’s playground recently, so opening an ice cream shop (which Grae quickly decided should be a frozen yogurt shop instead) it was.
With our best ever no cook scented play dough made and a few things collected from around the house, our shop was ready for business.
Our play dough went into some empty yogurt containers we had on hand…
We made candy sprinkles by chopping up some colourful plastic straws we had leftover from Miss G’s birthday party …
Colourful buttons became Smarties…
And some silicone baking cups and the plastic cones from Grae’s Melissa & Doug set became our cups and cones.
We also collected some scoops and spoons for eating and serving our frozen treats, some coins and a money jar, and fabric bunting to spruce up the shop. ☺
Together, we wrote made a quick sign for our shop. I asked Grae how much one of her frozen yogurt treats cost, and without skipping a beat, she said “Two!” So two dollars it was…
With her shop set up and ready to go, it was down to business welcoming her customers (me!), making delicious-looking play dough treats, and collecting money in exchange.
Not a fan of cones? Not a problem – a bowl for you!
Cheers to rainy days and frozen treats!
The frozen yogurt fun went on all afternoon…
And after what felt my 53rd order, Papa eventually came home and relieved me of my customer duties (thank goodness – I don’t know if my belly could have handled another candy-covered cone).
Here’s a little video of our frozen yogurt shop owner in action…We finally closed the shop tonight just before bedtime (despite pleas from the very reluctant shop keeper) and you can bet I’ll have a play dough cone in hand long before I have a chance to make a proper breakfast tomorrow morning…
Imagine a world of unicorns and pretend ice cream with the Play-Doh Magical Frozen Treats Playset! The toy ice cream maker, cones, molds, and more give kids the tools to create an incredible variety of pretend frozen desserts and toppings. The cherry on top is the unicorn horn and ear stamper, which gives those creations a mystical, magical flair! The 4 dual-color cans of Play-Doh brand modeling compound give kids 8 colors to get started. This Play-Doh set makes an excellent activity or gift for kids 3 years and up. Hasbro, Play-Doh, and all related properties are trademarks of Hasbro.
It helps improve fine motor skills as children mold and shape the Play-Doh, and encourages hand-eye coordination as they use the tools and molds. It also promotes imaginative play and storytelling as children create their own ice cream shop scenarios. Overall, Play-Doh Magical Frozen Treats is a fantastic play set that combines creativity and play. It allows children to create their own frozen treats using Play-Doh, unleashing their imagination and offering hours of fun..
Reviews for "How to Make Play Doh Magical Frozen Treats Like a Pro"
1. John - 2/5 stars - I purchased the Play Doh Magical Frozen Treats set for my daughter, thinking it would provide hours of fun. Unfortunately, we were both left disappointed. The set was advertised as "magical," but there was nothing magical about it. The molds were flimsy and didn't produce the desired shapes, and the ice cream toppings didn't stick to the cones. Overall, it was a messy and frustrating experience. I would not recommend this product.
2. Sarah - 1/5 stars - I have to say that the Play Doh Magical Frozen Treats set was a complete waste of money. The concept seemed great, but the execution was terrible. The playset was difficult to assemble, and once it was put together, it didn't work properly. The ice cream designs were nowhere near as advertised, and the Play Doh wouldn't come out smoothly. My child became frustrated and lost interest quickly. We ended up throwing the set away. Save your money and look for a better play doh set.
3. Michael - 2/5 stars - The Play Doh Magical Frozen Treats set was a disappointment to my daughter and me. The colors were not vibrant, and the play doh dried out after only a few uses. The set also came with tiny accessories that were easily lost or misplaced. The ice cream cones were difficult to mold correctly, and the molds and tools felt cheaply made. Overall, it did not live up to our expectations, and I would not recommend it to others.