Two Ends to Squish
Cradle it in your palm and press one rounded end with your thumb. Then try a whole-hand squeeze across the middle. The peanut shape gives your fingers a few different places to grip.
Crunchy Peanut Squishy | Squeeze & Crackle Fidget Toy
Crunchy Peanut Squishy | Squeeze & Crackle Fidget Toy
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Crunchy Peanut Squishy | Squeeze & Crackle Fidget Toy
Regular price
$19.99
Regular price
$19.99
Sale price
Unit price
per
A crunchy little desk fidget
Soft Squeeze. Big Little Crunch.
Give this peanut-shaped squishy a squeeze and listen for the crackle. Keep it next to your keyboard for the moments when your hands want something to do.
Soft, squeezable feel
Crunchy sound
Peanut-shaped grip
Watch a Real Squeeze
See how it compresses in the hand. If the clip has sound, turn it up for the crunch.
Give It a Squeeze
Press the peanut and release it to see the crunch.
Silent on-screen demo
For the Friend Who Pops Every Bubble
Leave one by the keyboard for a quick desk break, or tuck it into a gift bag for someone who always claims the bubble wrap. The little crackle is the part they’ll want to try for themselves.
Meet the Peanut Up Close
Before the First Squeeze
Does it make a sound?
Yes. Squeezing it produces a crunchy, crackling sound, so it’s best for places where a little fidget noise is welcome.
How do I use it?
Hold it in your palm, squeeze gently with your fingers, and release. Try either rounded end or the middle.
Is it edible?
No. It’s a peanut-shaped fidget toy. Keep it out of your mouth.
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