Fruity Blender

Name: Fruity Blender
Brand: Big Game Hunters

Big Game Hunters

£39

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Blend up a colourful smoothie just like a real juice stall! Cut the fruit, pop it in the blender and serve in a take-away beaker. What's Included Key Details: Blender with illustrated acetate jug and removable lid, take-away beaker with straw Ice cube tray with 4 cubes, 2-part apple and orange, banana and strawberry, long spoon and a knife Age: 3 years+ Dimensions: 22 x 23 x 22 cm Material: Reclaimed rubberwood, non-toxic paints Making smoothies builds social and language skills and a love of healthy food, while cutting and assembling the fruit develops fine motor control and sequencing. Handc

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as BIG GAME HUNTERS LIMITED, number 12572703. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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Foreign-owned
Majority ownership sits in Luxembourg, with Avcap Investments Luxembourg S.C.Sp. Sicav-Raif. Companies House.
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