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Wooden mayonnaise

A white lacquered beechwood mayonnaise bottle, topped with a light blue cap, with its printed label. Same silhouette as the ketchup, to make up the play shop's sauce duo.

Recommended age: from 3 years
Dimensions: 9 x 4.3 x 2.8 cm
Materials: lacquered beechwood
Care: soft, slightly damp cloth

At Maison Canailles, we love its simple white finish, which makes the bright colors of the rest of the basket pop.

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Materials & care

Wipe with a soft, barely damp cloth, then let air dry. Do not soak, do not put in the dishwasher.

Solid beech wood, saliva-resistant white and light blue lacquer.

Detailed description

The duo of sauces for festive tables

Ketchup on one side, mayonnaise on the other: this is the pairing found on every birthday table. With this white bottle, children can offer a choice to their guests, ask which one they prefer, and enrich their interactions during restaurant play.

A light shade that helps with tidying up

In a toy food basket that is often very colorful, the white of the mayonnaise and its light blue cap are immediately recognizable. Younger children enjoy sorting products by color or organizing the condiment shelf, a first step towards classification.

What is the difference compared to the Erzi ketchup?

Both bottles share the exact same 9 cm size, which allows them to be lined up neatly on the display. Only the lacquer, white here, and the color of the cap are different.

From what age can it be offered?

Erzi recommends it from 3 years old, the age when imaginative play becomes structured and children enjoy reenacting family meals with their own rules.