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Utensil Dining Set Brick Building block Fork Spoon Knife Kid Snack & Stack

Building Brick Utensil Set (Fork + Spoon + Knife)

With the design of building block, the dining utensil set can definitely bring new fun to daily life. Maybe this is possibly a new way to encourage children to come to the dining table?