Genuine Fred, MATCH UP Memory Snack Tray Green Travel-friendly tray measures 10 x 8.75 inches

Not worth the £42 - it’s 18 dollars in the US so how on Earth does that equate to £42?!?Far too expensive for what it is

I actually bought this for a use not intended. I'm a homeschool mom and saw the opportunity to use this as a reward system to motivate my younger kids to do their lessons and start helping out around the house. I never imagined it would work as well as it has! My kids now eagerly work on school and beg me for chores just so they can open a little mystery door. Magic Box! I'm so impressed.The downside is the size. The compartments are small. But I quickly realized writing non-physical rewards on slips of paper work great, avoids sugar, and keeps junky reward toys out of the house. I can get creative about what kind of rewards I put in there, and each day I check the rewards, swap out new options, and remove anything I am not willing to follow through on.Rewards I put inside include things like:• 15 minutes of screen time• 15 minutes of computer time• A quick board game with Mom• A quick card game with Mom• Go for a walk with Mom• 15 minutes of extra time with Mom after bedtime• Sleep in on a school day• Choose a dinner for next week's meal plan• Choose the movie on our next movie night• Choose the restaurant the next time we eat out• Indoor picnic• Build a fort• 20 minute activities such as painting, play dough, kinetic sand, etc.• A yummy drink• A packaged snack (usually for outings only)• A few M&Ms• A piece of gum• Any other small candies. Things that will fit include a Mini Snickers (Fun Size is too large), a reeses mini cup, a tootsie roll, etc.I felt it was a little pricey so I went hunting for a similar product, and was surprised to find that there is seriously nothing like it. Everything is see-through! I think much of the appeal for my kids is the anticipation of opening a mystery door, so not being able to see what is inside is key. The ONLY thing that I found even remotely similar was a bead organizer that was even smaller, or medication organizers... and I don't think I want to geach my kids to go looking into pill cases for rewards. Lol. This product may be a similar design but it is very clearly designed for kids and would never be mistaken or mixed up with a pill organizer. My point is, if you're wondering if it's worth the cost, yes it is, and if you're thinking of looking for another option, there probably isn't one.

De muy buena calidad, buen tamaño, original y divertido

I ordered this for a plane trip and my toddler went gaga for it! I put a variety of small snacks in it and he had so much fun opening each section to find out what was inside. Snacks included: Goldfish, chocolate chips, yogurt bites, blueberries, Annie’s bunny grahams, and Gerber star puffs. We’re back from our trip now and my toddler still wants this everyday.

Really looking forward to using this as a teaching tool in lessons! I found that the "pop up" of the lids was limited and it was tricky to keep the lids up to reach or see what was inside each compartment, but found that a small tweak meant the lids would pop up and stay open until pressed closed again. You can carefully remove the green lids and pull out the silicone "spring", then flip it so that it bends upwards instead of downwards, (see photographs for a reference) replace the spring and the lid, and then the lids pop open and stay open beautifully.

This snack box is fab for hiding small sweets and getting kids to spend that little bit longer getting them out. My daughter and son both love it (2&5) and I think I would buy a second one so they don't have to share. The compartments are relatively small and it would be difficult to hide bigger healthier snacks in there. But works well for sweets no bigger than Mentos.