Smoothie Maker Set

by Mentari

$49.94 ~~$58.94~~ /

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The top lifts off, the fruit goes in, the button clacks.

🍹 Sequenced play with a lift-off blender top that children fill, close and press
🔊 Quiet clack from the blending button, a satisfying sound that won't take over the room
🍉 Counting practice with 6 fruit pieces: two each of apple, watermelon and orange
🥤 Serving skills using the cup, straw and spoon to pour, sip and stir
🪵 Hands-on weight from reclaimed rubber wood and non-toxic paint

The Educator's Note

The lift-off top and clacking button give children a clear sequence to repeat: load, close, press, pour. That's the step-by-step role-play 3 to 5 year olds are ready for, and it builds the early planning skills behind following a multi-step instruction.
Six fruit pieces in three types let children sort, pair and count to six. It also gives them real vocabulary for taking and filling orders, so one set covers early maths and language.
It's made from reclaimed rubber wood with non-toxic paint, and the sound comes from a wooden clack rather than a speaker. That keeps the child's attention on the play and the room calm enough for a parent working nearby.

Play Specifications

🧒 3 years +

Recommended for ages 3 years +

📖 Storyteller

Role Play & Imagination

🔉 Quiet

Low volume

🏠 Indoor

Living Room / Playroom

👤 Independent Play

Solo / Self-Correcting

👥 Group Play

Collaborative / Multi-Player

🤏 Fine Motor

Precision & Grip

🧠 Cognitive

Problem Solving & Logic

🗣️ Language

Speech & Vocabulary

The Educator's Note

The lift-off top and clacking button give children a clear sequence to repeat: load, close, press, pour. That's the step-by-step role-play 3 to 5 year olds are ready for, and it builds the early planning skills behind following a multi-step instruction.
Six fruit pieces in three types let children sort, pair and count to six. It also gives them real vocabulary for taking and filling orders, so one set covers early maths and language.
It's made from reclaimed rubber wood with non-toxic paint, and the sound comes from a wooden clack rather than a speaker. That keeps the child's attention on the play and the room calm enough for a parent working nearby.

Play Specifications

🧒 3 years +

📖 Storyteller

🔉 Quiet

🏠 Indoor

👤 Independent Play

👥 Group Play

🤏 Fine Motor

🧠 Cognitive

🗣️ Language

Load the blender with apple, watermelon and orange pieces, press the button and listen to it clack into action. Then it's cup, straw and spoon for serving. Every pretend smoothie has a clear start, middle and finish. Made for 3 to 5 years, when children move from single pretend actions to sequenced role-play: prepare, blend, serve. It slots into an existing play kitchen and keeps going well past the first week.

Also available in a great value bundle

This set suits children who already enjoy pretend cooking and are ready for play with a beginning, middle and end.

Children aged 3 to 4 years who are starting to act out whole routines, like making a drink and serving it to a toy or a parent
Children aged 4 to 5 years who like running a café, taking orders and playing host to a sibling or friend
Families with a play kitchen already set up who want a new activity that works with the pots, plates and food they own
Anyone buying for a 3 to 5 year old's birthday or Christmas who wants something hands-on that goes beyond a one-note toy

Press the button, hear the blend

The blender top lifts off its base, so the first job is a real one: pick a fruit, open it up and put it in. Then the top goes back on and the button gets pressed. The clacking sound it makes is the payoff, and children tend to repeat the whole sequence several times in a row. That loop of load, close, press and pour is what 3 to 5 year olds are ready for. They've moved past simply banging things together and want play with steps. Lifting the top and pressing the button also builds the controlled hand movements used for fastening a jacket zip or holding a pencil.

Six fruit pieces, plenty of ways to play

There are six pieces in the set: two each of apple, watermelon and orange. That's enough to sort by fruit, count to six, make a pair and take an order. "Can I have an orange smoothie, please?" is a good language exercise, because the child has to listen, choose the right piece and report back. The cup, straw and spoon turn the blender into a full serving station. Pretending to sip through the straw and stir with the spoon gives children practice at the small, deliberate wrist and finger movements they'll use at the table.

Where it fits

This is a play kitchen accessory from Mentari, so it earns its spot alongside a pretend stove, a market stall or a tea set. It also suits a floor-level setup with no kitchen at all. It's made from reclaimed rubber wood with non-toxic paint, and the clack is a wooden sound rather than an electronic one, which makes it comfortable for indoor play while someone else is on a call or making dinner. Wipe it clean with a damp cloth when it's done.

Grows with them

At 3, the play is load, press and pour. By 4 or 5, the same set becomes a smoothie bar with a menu, orders to take and a customer waiting. The pieces stay the same while the stories get longer. For a child who plays alone, it's a self-contained scene they can run for as long as they like. With a sibling or friend, one becomes the smoothie bar and the other the customer, which builds turn-taking and the back-and-forth of conversation.

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