No matter how old you get, Hasbro’s Play-Doh is still fun to get your hands on. Let’s be real, though: The younger the person, the more likely it is that the various colors will end up smushed together. That’s why the brand has decided to just do it from the get-go with the new Play-Doh All Mixed Up Can.
While Type-A adults might shudder at the sight of unorganized Play-Doh, you know that kids will be all over it. The 44-ounce — or 2.75-pound — can is clear, so you can see all of the bright colors. There is red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, pink, and white, so molding, sculpting, and playing will certainly be more colorful.
The premixed squishy dough is here in honor of Play-Doh’s 65th birthday. That’s right, parents and kids alike have been playing with the iconic toy for over six decades. During that time, parents have probably done most of the work with separating the dough colors when putting them back in the cans, but those days are over now.
“With PLAY-DOH compound, the imperfect is perfect, the mess is a masterpiece, and colors are meant to be mixed! In honor of our 65thbirthday, we invite parents to take a deep breath and let PLAY-DOH happen, because just like life, should be messy, fun, and wonderful,” Eric Nyman, chief consumer officer at Hasbro, said in a press release.
You can order the Play-Doh All Mixed Up Can on Amazon beginning on March 16, 2021. It will be available in limited quantities, and will also soon be hitting major retailers like Walmart and Target, for $14.99.
Now, if at any point while you’ve been thinking about this new Play-Doh offering, you’ve wondered why you can’t simply smush the colors together yourself, well, you can. But you’d still need to buy all of the individual colors, so let’s just leave it to the professionals, eh?
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