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We have a few favorite antique malls where we are almost guaranteed to find great used puzzles. They’re not technically antiques, as we tend to buy newer puzzles. But still, we can usually find good quality used puzzles at a good price. Like this Yum Yum Puzzle from Ceaco. It’s smaller than we usually buy, with only 300 pieces, butwe liked the artwork and the price. So it went home with us (along with a stack of others). We’re glad it did too, because this was a very enjoyable puzzle. It didn’t take long to complete, but it was a fun journey and that’s the whole point!
Thanks. Now I’m Hungry.
The thing about assembling food-related puzzles is that we get hungry. It never fails. Maybe we should stop buying them. But we can’t. Everything in this Yum Yum puzzle from Ceaco looks tasty. Tasty yummy good. Yum Yum in fact!
This puzzle did have a few sections that slowed us down for a bit. The fries for example. And the popcorn. And the burgers too. But not for long. This isn’t an overly-challenging puzzle, but it’s not a total cakewalk (oh, there’s that food thing again!) either.
The Last Piece
This 300 piece puzzle included a nice, large poster. The assembled puzzle is about 24″ wide and 18″ high. The pieces (very large!) fit very well and the colors were nice. The pieces went and fit where they should, so there weren’t any ‘false fits’. The images are fun and, well, yummy!
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