Little Tikes Crazy Toaster Board Games

For months and months my son asked for a “toaster launcher” for Christmas. I searched high and low and couldn’t figure out what the heck he was talking about. Finally he saw it again on a YouTube video and was able to point it out to me. IMMEDIATELY I ordered it from Amazon as this was about the only thing he consistently asked for as a gift. He was SO excited when he unwrapped it, he basically disregarded most of the other gifts and we have played The Toaster Launcher every day for the last week since he got it. He loves it and it’s super easy to set up and play even for a 5 year old. It’s hard to find fun family games for the younger children but this is a WINNER!

Our four-year-old has been crazy about games recently and this was on sale, so it was a must-try. The toaster is fun, with little utensils for arms. The “bread” cards are colorful. Honey, eggs, bacon, chocolate sauce, and a yucky card with bugs on the toast. The players must use the included pans to catch the toast when they pop out. The first time we played, she was a little discouraged. It’s a little tough for little hands to catch at first, but she got it. She cracks up any time someone catches the yucky card. This is her go-to game when cousins are over.

Didn't work. Right out of the box the toaster "timer" would not stay down. Unfortunately I ordered it as a gift and I ordered it early so by the time we gave it, it was already past the return period.

This is such a cute game idea it's just a shame the toast pieces constantly get stuck. Makes it a lot less fun when you have to keep stopping to unjam it. We're not even overloading it, just doesn't work quite as well as it should.***UPDATE: After several times playing this game it seems to get stuck a lot less often, maybe it just had to be broken in, not sure. We have so much fun now!

This little toaster game is a blast! My 4 & 7 year old boys loved the surprise of the toaster cards flying into the air. I probably had the most fun trying to catch them myself. The rules are simple and easy to follow but if you have a child that doesn’t like to follow game rules (I have one) it’s just as much fun trying to catch the cardboard toast cards. Great fun. Easy to put together. Only con was my 4 year old kept wanting to look over into the toaster while it was set and got some toast cards to the face.

I bought this game thinking my almost three year old would love it. I set it up for us to play (my 8 year old joined in) and while the game is solidly constructed, the toast pops out so weirdly that it is almost impossible to catch. If you have kiddos that don't get frustrated easily, this is a fun game, but if they can't catch the toast and get upset, it is not the game for you! It is funny to watch but not sure how much playing it will get. I'll pull it back out in a few months and see how it goes.

I think our product was used!I shouldn’t have open it but my son was so excited couldn’t resist... The cards were missing and some of them had signs of wear like more fluffier parts, getting apart parts. The toaster was getting stuck. I guess the person who purchased the first time realized that and returned! So far only two of four compartments are throwing toasters. I am not happy because it’s not what’s promised however my son seem to like the cooking breakfast idea so he’s pretend playing ... still too expensive for that kind of pretend play. I am not gonna buy anything from the same seller... if I want a new set that means I want a new set, not a repackaged without refurbishing package! Disappointed and angry... I would give one to no start I just have two because my son still played five to ten minutes even though it didn’t work as it supposed to!

This is so cute! I just bought it (Amazon had a great deal), and played it with my kindergarten special needs students today. They loved it! All were entertained by the toast popping out, and we all had fun practicing matching, labeling and requesting skills.