Product Code: B0H3P2BZM1
Sticky Bread Slow Rising Squishy, Vibrant Foam Slow Rise Bread Squishies
$5.99
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WONLODO
About this item
- 【Satisfying Slow-Rise Bread Squishy】Made of premium PU foam, this sticky bread squishy fits perfectly in your palm. When squeezed, it slowly returns to its original shape, providing a gentle, calming tactile sensation that helps release daily stress and ease anxiety. Its subtle surface stickiness enhances hand feel without leaving messy residue on your skin
- 【Realistic Round Bread Shape & 6 Color Assortment】Each slow rising squishy bread realistically replicates the look and texture of fresh bread. Available in 6 vibrant colors: Pink, Red, Orange, Green, Blue, and Yellow. Each piece measures 4 x 4 x 2 inches — compact and portable for on-the-go fidget relief. These bright, lively-toned food squishies are great for building your personal squishy collection
- 【Effective Stress & Anxiety Relief】Designed to promote relaxation, this soft squishy bread offers a soothing outlet for work pressure, daily tension, or restless energy. Squeeze it to calm your mind — a simple, silent way to bring a moment of peace whenever you need it. This foam squishy delivers satisfying sensory feedback to keep your hands occupied during downtime
- 【Durable, Reusable & Easy to Clean】Crafted from premium PU foam, this realistic slow-rise bread squishy stands up to repeated squishing without losing its shape or softness. The smooth and glossy surface can be easily wiped clean with a damp cloth. Maintain its fresh look and pleasant sensory experience with simple, quick maintenance
- 【An Adorable Gift & Desk Decor】More than just a sensory fidget toy, this slow-rising squishy bread makes a caring gift for friends, coworkers, or those who could use a little daily comfort. Perfect for birthdays, holiday stocking stuffers, party favors and desk decor. This cute food-shaped squeeze toy adds playful charm to your workspace or living area
Product Description
Suitable for people over 16 years old.










