But even in this photo, there is a ton to see. You can better appreciate all the accessories in my separate photos of the doll and her stuff in my '2010s Barbie' album. Even after owning this gal for nearly two years (as I'm typing this in 2021), both my sister and I still cannot wrap our heads around how many goodies were stuffed inside this set. These molds are all recycled, however the special coloring/patterns make them stand out. But let's be real, the star of the show was ALL this food!!! Some of it is Pioneer Woman themed, which makes it all that much more appealing. If I got lucky, I'd have found Barbie still wearing her original outfit, and perhaps a piece of the kitchen itself. There is no way I would have acquired this entire set secondhand though. Plus, on the rare occasion something turns up for free, it's almost always Barbie related. This is simply because I have the most luck finding them secondhand at thrift stores and flea markets.

Ordinarily, I don't purchase many Barbies brand new at the store. I found it in 2019 on clearance-it was all by itself in the toy section, and I couldn't believe when it scanned at just $15!!! Waiting had truly paid off, and it was a guilt free buy. I want to say this retailed for around $45 in my area.kind of steep compared to the average doll and playset. I stalked it for what felt like an eternity, hoping it would get marked down. On the contrary, there was never enough doll food and dishes! Immediately, this Pioneer Woman pack caught my eye when I spotted it at the local Walmart. For me, there was no such thing as too many Barbie kitchens.

This set is so unbelievably iconic to me! One of my very first Barbie playsets was the So Much To Do! Kitchen, but it certainly wasn't the only kitchen I had growing up. (2018) Barbie The Pioneer Woman Kitchen Playset

Barbie playsets 2018