Sticky Squishy Cake Pop to Stack and Build

Everything you need for your own cake pop is already in the pack. The three balls carry friendly faces, the stick holds them together, and the colourful imitation sprinkles come in their own small bag so they do not end up loose.

• 3 soft squishy balls with faces in chocolate brown, white and pink
• 1 stick for threading the balls
• 1 small bag of colourful imitation sprinkles
• Black drawstring bag with a window and a hanger
• Measurements about 14.6 × 19.5 × 4.2 cm, weight about 119 g
• Made in China
• Small parts: choking hazard, not suitable for toddlers

Hold the stick and push the balls onto it one after another. Brown at the bottom and pink on top, or the other way round: you decide the order every single time. Then scatter the colourful sprinkles over the balls, where they stay put on the sticky surface.

To start again, simply pull the balls off, give them a few squeezes and build a new combination. This is not a model that is finished once and then done, but a toy that can be taken apart and reassembled as often as you like.

The set arrives in a black drawstring bag with a clear window and a hanger. Once opened, the bag carries on as storage: balls, stick and sprinkles disappear inside with one pull on the cord. At about 14.6 × 19.5 × 4.2 cm and about 119 g, the little package fits into any gift bag.

Put a plate or a mat underneath while playing, so the loose sprinkles stay together and can be tipped back into their bag afterwards. With several children at the table, share the sprinkles out in small portions so everyone has something to decorate with.

As a present the set is ready to go thanks to the hanger: it fits into an advent calendar, works as a party bag filler for a children's birthday or as a small reward in between. One point matters: the balls and the sprinkles are a toy and not food, so nothing here is meant to be eaten.

What is included in the set? Three soft squishy balls with faces in chocolate brown, white and pink, one stick for threading them and a small bag of colourful imitation sprinkles.

Can the sprinkles be eaten? No. The sprinkles and the balls are a toy and not food, and they do not belong in the mouth.

Why do the sprinkles stick to the balls? The surface of the balls is sticky, so the little imitation sprinkles stay on them without anything else being needed.

Can the order of the balls be changed? Yes. The balls can be pulled off the stick and pushed back on in any order you like.

Who is this toy for? For nursery and primary school children as well as squishy and fidget fans. Because of the small parts it is not suitable for toddlers.