Amazon has Melissa & Doug Harvest Market Grocery Store and Companion Bundle for $99.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter gaamn114 for posting this deal.
Key Features:
Sturdy wooden Harvest Market Grocery Store, featuring a clerk side, customer side, and lots of shelves to stock with included accessories
Free-standing market includes hand-crank conveyor belt with divider bar, cash drawer, play money, beeping scanner with working calculator (2 AA batteries required, not included), signature pad, keypad, double-sided sign, credit card to swipe
Accessories in the Companion Collection include grocer and shopper role-play items like an apron, conveyor belt divider bar, and a cloth shopping bag; play money, play grocery boxes and cans (some components English only); a fully stocked grab-and-go rack (gum, granola bar, a magazine, and more); write-on signs, cards, and coupons
Lots of storage space, super sturdy, smooth, curved corners and edges; Phillips head screwdriver required for assembly (not included); step-by-step illustrated instruction included (adult assembly required)
Our research indicates that this deal is $200 less (66.7% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $299.99 at the time of this posting. -StrawMan86
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4.5 out of 5 stars rating at Amazon based on over 95 customer reviews
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Amazon has Melissa & Doug Harvest Market Grocery Store and Companion Bundle for $99.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter gaamn114 for posting this deal.
Key Features:
Sturdy wooden Harvest Market Grocery Store, featuring a clerk side, customer side, and lots of shelves to stock with included accessories
Free-standing market includes hand-crank conveyor belt with divider bar, cash drawer, play money, beeping scanner with working calculator (2 AA batteries required, not included), signature pad, keypad, double-sided sign, credit card to swipe
Accessories in the Companion Collection include grocer and shopper role-play items like an apron, conveyor belt divider bar, and a cloth shopping bag; play money, play grocery boxes and cans (some components English only); a fully stocked grab-and-go rack (gum, granola bar, a magazine, and more); write-on signs, cards, and coupons
Lots of storage space, super sturdy, smooth, curved corners and edges; Phillips head screwdriver required for assembly (not included); step-by-step illustrated instruction included (adult assembly required)
Our research indicates that this deal is $200 less (66.7% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $299.99 at the time of this posting. -StrawMan86
About this product:
4.5 out of 5 stars rating at Amazon based on over 95 customer reviews
About this store:
Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
A family member gifted one like this to my daughter.
Assembly took well over an hour.
My girls played with it fir a day or so, they were 2 and 4 at the time.
Now it just sits there with random toys stacked on and around it.
A nice purchase as a gift but ultimately a waste of money and materials.
All these children checkout lanes are just more proof that the local child merchant are being put out of business by the big box stores and e-commerce.
Got the barebones version of this for our kids for Christmas from Target for about $130 iirc (so without the additional add on items like the apron and grocery items). At $100 for all that's included, this is a great deal if your kids are into make believe / real-life make-believe type play. Our kids get tons of play out of it, and they just about lost their minds when the scanner started beeping anytime they ran an item over it. I work from home, so we stack my very real mid-day snacks on their shelves and I come out of my office to "buy" my snacks from them with play money whenever I need a break. Build quality is fantastic, and it'll definitely last long past the age they outgrow their interest in it. Highly recommend.
All these children checkout lanes are just more proof that the local child merchant are being put out of business by the big box stores and e-commerce.
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Aside from the total lack of humor (aside from sarcasm against the poster) either in this particular context or the person(s), there's two sides to this: The merchant and the customer. Being that it's SD people are far less likely to have an issue with consumerism both on the level of a deal on this site and in this case the context the toy presents, and not surprisingly respond with antagonism towards any suggestion or observation about it.
Or some for longer, my two daughters loved playing with stuff like this when they were younger. I am not talking about days or weeks they used their stuff and did pretend play for years (up until ages 7-8ish). Our almost 3 year old has spent almost a year pretend playing with his kitchen set.
For some children these are amazing investments. Obviously YMMV and all kids are not the same.
Different kids like different stuff though. My daughter would go nuts over this.
They all go nuts and then eventually get bored. You could probably build something like this out of carboard boxes and put a $1 calculator as check out machine and make some sounds, probably will have same amount of fun.
A family member gifted one like this to my daughter.
Assembly took well over an hour.
My girls played with it fir a day or so, they were 2 and 4 at the time.
Now it just sits there with random toys stacked on and around it.
A nice purchase as a gift but ultimately a waste of money and materials.
Same could be said about almost all toys, no? Depends on the kids, my kids still play with toys plenty, much better than sitting in front of an iPad watching worthless crap all day
Got the barebones version of this for our kids for Christmas from Target for about $130 iirc (so without the additional add on items like the apron and grocery items). At $100 for all that's included, this is a great deal if your kids are into make believe / real-life make-believe type play. Our kids get tons of play out of it, and they just about lost their minds when the scanner started beeping anytime they ran an item over it. I work from home, so we stack my very real mid-day snacks on their shelves and I come out of my office to "buy" my snacks from them with play money whenever I need a break. Build quality is fantastic, and it'll definitely last long past the age they outgrow their interest in it. Highly recommend.
This is so wholesome and cute! Great idea!!!
My son loves more real life pretend scenarios and toys so we're in for 1 to set up at the grandparent's house!
A family member gifted one like this to my daughter.
Assembly took well over an hour.
My girls played with it fir a day or so, they were 2 and 4 at the time.
Now it just sits there with random toys stacked on and around it.
A nice purchase as a gift but ultimately a waste of money and materials.
That doesn't really say anything about the product and it's quality. Just that your kids don't like it. Thanks for sharing nothing insightful.
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That doesn't really say anything about the product and it's quality. Just that your kids don't like it. Thanks for sharing nothing insightful.
Yes trying to help someone make an informed decision about a supposed deal is nothing insightful from someone who actually owns a like item almost certainly produced in the same sweat shop as this one, before someone who doesn't already own this or a like item, again, nothing insightful.
Buy it and toss it in the trash next to your book titled "I'm the smartest guy in the room"
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Assembly took well over an hour.
My girls played with it fir a day or so, they were 2 and 4 at the time.
Now it just sits there with random toys stacked on and around it.
A nice purchase as a gift but ultimately a waste of money and materials.
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And we're not even talking about fast food.
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1...1414017238
For some children these are amazing investments. Obviously YMMV and all kids are not the same.
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Don't forget, they will vote to unionize too.. Until they learn "union takes cut out of our paycheck?"
Assembly took well over an hour.
My girls played with it fir a day or so, they were 2 and 4 at the time.
Now it just sits there with random toys stacked on and around it.
A nice purchase as a gift but ultimately a waste of money and materials.
My son loves more real life pretend scenarios and toys so we're in for 1 to set up at the grandparent's house!
Assembly took well over an hour.
My girls played with it fir a day or so, they were 2 and 4 at the time.
Now it just sits there with random toys stacked on and around it.
A nice purchase as a gift but ultimately a waste of money and materials.
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Buy it and toss it in the trash next to your book titled "I'm the smartest guy in the room"
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