Folks, welcome to Wishlist After Dark! Up first, the Melissa and Doug Cutting Food set, wooden play food for preschoolers ages three and up who love to play kitchen! Welcome in, I'm Penny. Next to me, Sunny, our resident joy expert, and Marty Dazzle, sequins already sparkling. Okay Marty, sell me a wooden tomato. Hi, everybody! I'm so happy to be here, and I already love that little crate. Penny, you slice it and it comes apart!

The hand-painted wooden food's held together with self-stick tabs, so the knife cuts it, and you just press it back together for round two! Wait, so it never runs out? That's the clever part, Marty. Oh, and look, the food cuts into twenty-seven sections. Twenty-seven! Cut the bread, stick it back, and build the whole sandwich all over again! But wait, there's more! Here's what's in the box, folks. A toy knife, a cutting board and a wooden crate to put it all away.

And no batteries needed! Oh, I can just picture a three-year-old tearing off the paper and slicing a pepper before anyone else is even up. Okay, fine print. One listing says twenty-five plus hand-painted wooden pieces. But buyers point out others say eight whole foods that cut into twenty-seven sections. Hold on. Eight? Not twenty-five? Eight foods that come apart, Marty, not twenty-five separate items.

And the Amazon star rating isn't confirmed today, so check the listing. Still, it's a long-selling Melissa and Doug pretend-play set, Penny. That's gotta count for something, right? It does, Sunny. It's made for ages three and up, so think preschool pick, not one for the big kids. I'm giving it an eight point five! Slice, stick, repeat, it's pure kitchen fun! Eight point two from me, for that press-it-back-together trick.

I'm at seven point seven, thanks to the piece count. That makes our After Dark Score eight point one out of ten. It's a buy for little ones who love to play kitchen. Folks, the link's on our site and in the description. See you next time!