Gone are the days when parents could only find play food for children from the dominant culture eating habits of the United States.
Parents across North America are eagerly buying their children food toys that reflect their own increasingly global tastes and evolving dining habits. Because children are growing up in a world that is more connected, toy manufacturers are taking notice that children are being exposed to a more diverse array of food.
These toys have made their children more interested in trying new foods and learning about their cultural significance.
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/03/03/dining/food-toys.html
