Magic Food Pâte Toy is a popular children's toy that allows kids to create their very own pretend food. The toy comes with a special dough-like substance known as "Magic Food Pâte" which can be molded into different shapes and sizes. The Magic Food Pâte is pliable and can be easily shaped into various food items such as fruits, vegetables, burgers, pizza, and more. The kit usually includes different colors of Pâte, allowing kids to mix and create their own unique color combinations. To use the Magic Food Pâte Toy, children simply need to take a small piece of the dough and shape it into the desired form using their hands or the included molds. Once the food item is formed, kids can use the provided tools to add details such as textures, patterns, and designs.
Together with Aleister Crowley, the self-proclaimed “Most Evil Man in the World” Valiente recruits a hard-nosed white witch Dion Fortune, the grizzled and gray-bearded founder of Wicca Gerald Gardner, and exorcist and con man in a turban Rollo Ahmed. Together this coven of witches will travel deep into the heart of Nazi-occupied Europe and gamble their lives, their beliefs, and their powers on a mission to help capture Rudolf Hess, fervent occultist, and second in command to Adolf Hitler himself.
In the darkest hours of World War 2, Doreen Valiente, a junior intelligence officer, twenty years old and already a war widow, is approached by a British General who tells her he knows she s a witch and that s how she can best serve her country. Paul Cornell has foraged some highly-charged elements from the historical record - Aleister Crowley s espionage claims and Dion Fortune s psychic civil defense project - and brewed up something magickal.
Once the food item is formed, kids can use the provided tools to add details such as textures, patterns, and designs. One of the unique features of the Magic Food Pâte Toy is that the dough is air-drying, meaning it sets and hardens on its own. This allows kids to create long-lasting food replicas that they can use for play or display.
The grizzled witch
“Vengefully imaginative occult rewrite of wartime history, full of sharp knife twists, proving yet again that Cornell is a storyteller to cherish.” — Chuck Wendig
Inspired by a true story, The Witches of World War II follows a coven of witches as they embark on a mission to help capture Adolf Hitler's second-in-command, Rudolf Hess.
This magic kills fascists! In the darkest hours of World War 2, Doreen Valiente, a junior intelligence officer, twenty years old and already a war widow, is approached by a British General who tells her he knows she’s a witch… and that’s how she can best serve her country.
Valiente, an expert on British folklore and the occult, is to use her connections in this peculiar community to recruit a group of British ‘magicians’ and use their “skills” to gain some advantage over the Nazi high command, who believe fervently “in all this occult rubbish.”
Together with Aleister Crowley, the self-proclaimed “Most Evil Man in the World” Valiente recruits a hard-nosed white witch Dion Fortune, the grizzled and gray-bearded founder of Wicca Gerald Gardner, and exorcist and con man in a turban Rollo Ahmed. Together this coven of witches will travel deep into the heart of Nazi-occupied Europe and gamble their lives, their beliefs, and their powers on a mission to help capture Rudolf Hess, fervent occultist, and second in command to Adolf Hitler himself.
Inspired by the incredible true story of the New Forest coven and Operation Cone of Power.
About the Author
Paul Cornell has written episodes of Elementary, Doctor Who, Primeval, Robin Hood, and many other TV series, including his own children’s show, Wavelength. He’s worked for every major comics company, including his creator-owned series SAUCER STATE for IDW and THIS DAMNED BAND for Dark Horse. He has also done runs for Marvel and DC on BATMAN AND ROBIN, WOLVERINE, and YOUNG AVENGERS. He’s the writer of the Lychford rural fantasy novellas from Tor.com Publishing. He’s won the BSFA Award for his short fiction, an Eagle Award for his comics, a Hugo Award for his podcast, and shares in a Writer’s Guild Award for his work on Doctor Who.
Valeria Burzo is an Italian comic book artist and illustrator. After graduating from the Academy of Fine Arts in Naples, she attended the Italian School of Comix, graduating in 2014 ith honors. Since then she has collaborated with numerous Italian and European comic publications, including La Repubblica di Napoli, Novel Comics, and Glenat.
Jordie Bellaire is an American comic book colorist who currently lives in Ireland and works for DC, Marvel, Valiant, and Image comic book publishers. She has colored Pretty Deadly, The Manhattan Projects, Moon Knight, The Vision, Magneto, Nowhere Men, Hawkeye, Batman, among other titles.
SIMON BOWLAND has been lettering comics since 2004 and continues to work for publishers such as 2000AD, Marvel, DC, Image, Valiant, Dark Horse, and now TKO Studios. He lives in England with his colourist wife, Pippa, and their laid-back tabby cat, Jess.”
Praise For…
“Vengefully imaginative occult rewrite of wartime history, full of sharp knife twists, proving yet again that Cornell is a storyteller to cherish.”
— Chuck Wendig
"Paul Cornell has foraged some highly-charged elements from the historical record - Aleister Crowley’s espionage claims and Dion Fortune’s psychic civil defense project - and brewed up something magickal.”
— Matthew Sweet (BBC Journalist and author of The West End Front)
- Comics & Graphic Novels / Historical Fiction
- Fiction / Historical / World War II
- Fiction / Occult & Supernatural
The Magic Food Pâte Toy promotes creativity, imagination, and fine motor skills. It encourages children to explore different food shapes and colors while allowing them to engage in pretend play experiences. This toy is also considered safe for children to use as the Magic Food Pâte is non-toxic and does not contain harmful substances. However, it is still recommended for children to be supervised during playtime to avoid any potential misuse or ingestion of the dough. In conclusion, the Magic Food Pâte Toy is an entertaining and educational toy that allows children to create their own pretend food using a special dough-like substance. It promotes creativity, imagination, and fine motor skills while providing a safe and enjoyable play experience..
Reviews for "Magical Mealtime: How the Magic Food Potato Toy Turns Eating into an Adventure"
1. Sarah - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with the Magic Food Plate Toy. The concept seemed interesting, but the execution was poor. The food pieces were flimsy and kept falling apart while my child was playing with them. Additionally, the plate itself was not very stable and would often tip over, causing frustration for my child. Overall, the quality of the toy was not up to par and I would not recommend it.
2. John - 1 star - This toy was a complete waste of money. The magic aspect was practically non-existent as the food pieces barely stayed together. They were extremely difficult to connect properly and would easily come apart with the slightest movement. My child quickly lost interest in playing with it as it became frustrating and challenging rather than enjoyable. I would not recommend this toy to anyone looking for a fun and engaging play experience.
3. Emma - 2 stars - I had high hopes for the Magic Food Plate Toy, but unfortunately, it fell short of my expectations. The food pieces were not very durable and broke easily after just a few uses. The plate itself also had a tendency to snap apart, making it difficult for my child to play with. The packaging promised a magical and engaging experience, but it simply did not deliver. I would advise others to look for a different toy if they are seeking something that will engage and entertain their child for a longer period of time.