Aldi are bringing back a popular outdoor toy that has previously sold out in stores, just in time for the spring weather. The Wooden Mud Kitchen is set to hit the middle aisles of the budget store next Thursday (April 10), and fans on social media are excited.
Describing the toy, said: "Mini master chefs can get cooking with the Wooden Mud Kitchen (£39.99) . This ultimate outdoor culinary creation station comes complete with two removable sinks, four hobs, utensils, a chalkboard to write the day’s specials, and even plant pots. From cooking up mud pies or marvellous garden soups, it’s ideal for sensory play and developing motor skills – the only limit is their imagination!"
Mud kitchens have become a must have toy for young children in recent years, as they're not just fun, but are also said to encourage creative play and learning. They're also popular with parents who follow the Montessori method of education, letting kids learn through exploring the .
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Twinkl, who provide resources for teachers, produced a guide to and how kids can use them. Their suggestions include having kids make 'recipes' based on things found in the garden, which can encourage them to learn to count and read.
Many fans of the toy took to TikTok to show them being enjoyed in their back gardens. User , who snapped up one of the kitchens last year, described it as "super cute". She showed off some of the features of the kitchen, including a refillable tap, which she said kids '"love".
One comment said: "Wandering if I’m too late running the Aldi now lol", while on another video about the toy a user exclaimed "how fun!". Another suggested people: "Don’t walk RUN to @aldiuk" to pick up the coveted item.
Another popular item returning to Aldi is their Wooden Climbing Triangle. Also priced at £39.99, the toy was popular with toddler parents when it last hit stores. The Swing Set with Glider will also return on April 10, priced at £69.99. This double swing set was a big hit with parents looking to bring the fun of a playground to their back garden.
As with all Aldi products, stock is limited and varies between stores, so make sure you're quick if you want to pick one up.