Relaxable Fruit

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Relaxable Fruit. A great stress reliever, this foam fruit includes watermelons, strawberries, grapes and bananas. 2 1/4" - 4 1/2" © OTC

$13.50 Per Dozen

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worked great for the "food fight" at the birthday party Bought a few dozen of these along with the ones that look like cupcakes to stage a "food fight" for my son's 7th birthday party. All the kids had fun with them, they are soft enough so no one got hurt, and the quality was good for the price. Was planning on giving them out to the attendees to keep but my kids squirreled them away so they could keep them, LOL. February 16, 2012

Cute, good size Got these as part of the goody bag for my child's birthday party, and was pleased with them. They're cute and bigger than I expected. October 21, 2011

Ok purchase I bought these squeeze fruit for my students who can't keep still. It is more productive for them to squeeze a ball than to constantly tap their pencil, which disrupts lessons. Only the strawberrys worked as a squeeze ball. The other fruit were well made but too hard to squeeze. This would be a great purchase if I taught Kindergarten and wanted fruit for my playhouse, however, not so great for the purpose I had in mind. September 12, 2012