Sunny Days Squeezy & Toymendous
Authentic food squishies
These are not foam keychains or round stress balls. The Sunny Days Squeezy cheese cube weighs 1.1 pounds and fills a palm. The Toymendous carrot runs 11.5 inches, longer than a sheet of printer paper, and pulls out into a thin rope before it creeps back. Fourteen designs below, sorted by size, with the measurement on every card so nothing shows up smaller than it looked on your phone.
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Squeeze Cheese Block
4.5 in cube · 1.1 lb
Rounded holes across every face, so a thumb sinks into a gap instead of sliding off a wall. At 1.1 pounds in a 4.5-inch footprint it is the densest thing here, and one hand still crushes it down to a lump.
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Squeeze Strawberry
5 in · 1.2 lb
Dimpled seed texture across a broad red body under a green leaf top. Two hands flatten it into a pancake and it climbs back to fruit shape. Heaviest thing in the range at 1.2 pounds.
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Squeeze Peach
5.5 in
Pink and freckled with a two-leaf top, wide enough to grip from the sides. Pinch it into a waist, poke a dent into the skin or pull it long. All three are intended play.
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Hot Dog Squish
5.5 in · removable bun
The bun splits into two halves around the sausage. Squeeze the frank on its own, drop it back between them, pull it out again. The mustard zigzag is raised rather than painted on.
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Squishy Grapes
~6 in
A magenta cluster rather than one smooth ball. Every grape is its own rounded bump, so the texture under the fingertips keeps changing as the hand travels across it.
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Squishy Corn
9 in · removable husk
The green husk is a separate sleeve the cob sits inside. Slide it down, squeeze the ridged kernels, push it back up. Two parts means two things to do instead of one.
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Squeeze Butter
10.5 in
A flat slab printed like a carton of salted butter, blue lettering and all. One hand distorts the whole thing until the print warps across the bulge, then it settles back flat.
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Squishy Carrot
11.5 in · 0.7 lb
Longer than a sheet of printer paper and light for its size at 0.7 pounds. It pulls into a thin rope between two hands and squashes into a ball in one. TPR and PVA construction.
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Jumbo Squishy Pickle
12 in
Bumpy skin gives the fingers something to catch on. At a foot long there is room for a two-handed pull that takes it well past its resting length before it draws back in.
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Laffy Snacks Squishy Banana
14+ in · stretches to 6 ft
The extreme end of the range. Fourteen inches at rest, rated to six feet pulled out, and it twists into a knot inside one fist without complaint.
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Jumbo Squishy Lime
Round and pebbled at rest, closer to a softball than a desk cube. Two hands draw it out into a long green oval, and it sags back toward fruit shape on its own.
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Jumbo Squishy Apple
Red, round and about as simple as this range gets, sized for a full-hand squeeze rather than fingertip fidgeting. It also sits flat on a shelf, which the long ones will not do.
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Jumbo Squishy Pear
Green-yellow with brown speckles scattered over the skin. Resistance shifts as you move up it. The wide base has material to work against and the narrow neck wants a lighter hand.
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Squishy Fried Chicken
Craggy breading molded over the entire drumstick, right down to the narrow end. It looks like it should crunch and compresses instead, with none of the grease.
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Why Jumbo Size Changes the Squeeze
A cube pushes back
The Squeeze Cheese resists across the whole palm at once. Its 4.5-inch silicone body carries 1.1 pounds in a footprint smaller than a coffee mug, so there is real material to press against instead of air. Rounded holes break up each face, which lets a thumb sink into a gap rather than slide across a flat wall.
Long bodies want both hands
Anything past nine inches changes how you hold it. The 11.5-inch Carrot, the 10.5-inch Butter and the 12-inch Pickle can be gripped at the center with one hand or drawn out long between two. There is room to fold, twist and move the pressure point around instead of repeating one squeeze in one spot.
Removable parts add a second action
Corn and Hot Dog do something the sealed designs cannot. Peel the husk down off the cob, or pull the sausage out of its bun, then put the piece back. Hands get something to take apart between squeezes, which holds attention longer than a single motion does.
What They Are Made From and How They Feel
There is no single Sunny Days texture, because these products do not share one construction. The Strawberry and the Carrot use TPR and PVA. The Squeeze Cheese is silicone. Several other Toymendous designs are sold as flexible squishies without a published material breakdown, so the package on the one you actually buy is the thing to read.
TPR stands for thermoplastic rubber. In plain words it is a soft rubber that deforms under pressure and springs back on its own, without the rigidity of hard plastic. PVA appears alongside it in the build of several models.
Shape moves the feel as much as material does. A cube resists differently from an elongated carrot. The wide Strawberry compresses across a broad surface all at once. The Banana goes furthest of anything here, rated to six feet from a resting length of 14 inches.
Air sometimes gets trapped inside a new squishy and shows up as bubbles near the corners, which works itself out with use. The material also does not carry the chemical smell common to cheap fidget toys.
How to Squeeze One Without Wrecking It
Squeeze, poke and stretch are all fair game
Pulling is not abuse of these toys, it is the point of them. The Carrot draws out into a thin rope between two hands, the Lime turns into a long green oval, and the Banana is rated to six feet from a resting length of 14 inches. Let the material do the work instead of forcing it, then give it a few seconds to travel back.
What actually breaks one
Fingernails do more damage than pressure ever will. Sharp edges and hooked fingers concentrate force into a tiny area, and that is what splits a soft skin. Stretching the whole body is fine. Stretching one thin section to its limit over and over is not. Do not swing a long squishy by one end, and go easier on a stem or a leaf than on the main body.
Cleaning takes a damp cloth
Wipe the outside gently and let it air dry before it goes back in a drawer. Skip abrasive cleaners and anything with a point on it. Never heat or microwave a squishy. Store it where nothing sharp is resting against it, because a pen tip pressed into a flexible skin for a week is stress the material does not need.
Desk Fidget, Sensory Toy or Oversized Gift
Size decides this more than anything else. The Cheese at 4.5 inches and the Strawberry at 5 stay practical next to a keyboard. They dwarf an ordinary stress ball and are still small enough to leave out at work without explaining yourself.
Everything past nine inches takes up real space, and that is the entire point of it. A foot-long pickle gets noticed on a shelf and gets a reaction when you hand it to someone. It also will not vanish into a school bag, which cuts both ways.
Food shapes also collect well. Build a fruit group around the Strawberry, Peach, Apple and Pear, or abandon the theme completely and put the Butter next to the Fried Chicken.
Most of these carry an ages 3 and up marking, though the designs are not aimed only at preschoolers. Older kids care about the exaggerated scale. Teens keep the big ones as desk and room pieces. Adults use the same products to keep their hands busy through a workday. A fidget toy gives the hands repetitive tactile input, and it is not treatment for anxiety, ADHD or any other condition.
Sunny Days Squishy Reviews
My kiddos are obsessed with the jumbo squishy! She had a tiny cheese and knew she wanted the jumbo. So she used some birthday money to order. She is happy. She loves the feeling, the look, and everything about it. Personally I think it is a little too slow ris...
Mum
I love this squishy cheese. It's very satisfying to play with. I never get bored with it. It's been pretty durable so I'm not afraid of it busting open or anything. The only con is that it has a lot of air in it so there's a lot of air bubbles, especially in t...
Addisyn D’Alessandro
These are great! Seem to be durable & my girls love them and so do I! Would buy again. Only wish they were cheaper.
Dawn
We had to wait quite a while for this squishy, but it was worth the wait. It is very large and looks exactly like the picture. It seems to be a better quality than other squishies we have purchased. I am glad we were able to find and buy this one.
Christina Carrillo
My granddaughter has asked for the Toymendous Squishy carrot for her birthday. I thought it would feel just like all of the squishy toys out these days. But I was so surprised when it arrived. The feel was unlike anything I had seen. Your hands seems to "melt"...
Mary Thurber
This is by far my favorite squishy ever! It had some air at first, but when you take it out, it’s so heavenly! It just goes back to its shape after you squish it! It’s so fun and slow rising and it’s a durability is outstanding! 100% worth your money
Douglas Miller
Sunny Days Entertainment
Toymendous is a Sunny Days Entertainment brand. Sunny Days runs it next to Giggle Zone, Honey Bee Acres and Maxx Action, and sells across a much wider toy range where sensory and novelty products make up one part of the business.
The company started in 2012 in South Carolina and calls itself a fully integrated toy business. Its catalog has covered vehicles, dolls, bubbles and outdoor play as well as fidget toys.
January 2026 brought a change of ownership. German toy group Simba Dickie acquired a majority stake, and co-founders Melvin Wells and Jim Ruggiero stayed in charge of day-to-day operations, with the existing Sunny Days team and infrastructure continuing under the partnership.
Frequently Asked Questions
Sunny Days Squeezy squishies are oversized sensory and stress toys shaped like familiar foods. The range covers cheese, fruit, vegetables, a hot dog, fried chicken and other novelty designs from Sunny Days Entertainment and its Toymendous brand. Most run substantially larger than a standard stress ball. The smallest is a 4.5-inch cheese cube. The longest starts past 14 inches before any stretching.
Toymendous is a brand from Sunny Days Entertainment, a South Carolina toy company founded in 2012. Sunny Days makes toys across several categories and runs Toymendous next to Giggle Zone, Honey Bee Acres and Maxx Action.
Toymendous is part of Sunny Days Entertainment. Sunny Days is the parent company, and Toymendous is one of the brands it puts on products including the jumbo food squishies and other novelty toys. Some individual products carry both names on the package, which is why search results mix the two.
The material depends on the product. The Sunny Days Strawberry and the Toymendous Carrot use TPR and PVA. The Squeeze Cheese is silicone. Other designs use different flexible constructions. Read the material on the individual product page or package rather than assuming every squishy in the range is built the same way.
TPR stands for thermoplastic rubber. Press it and it gives way. Let go and it travels back toward the shape it started in. Squishy toys use it because it delivers that rubbery give while staying cheap to mold at scale.
Size varies considerably across the range. The Squeeze Cheese measures about 4.5 inches, the Strawberry about 5, the Peach roughly 5.5 and the Grapes about 6. Larger designs include a 9-inch Corn, a 10.5-inch Butter, an 11.5-inch Carrot and a 12-inch Pickle. The Laffy Snacks Banana starts at more than 14 inches long.
Most of the collection recovers its form after being squeezed or compressed. Recovery speed changes with the shape, the material and how hard the toy was pressed. A large or heavily compressed section needs more time to reform than a light squeeze does. Several designs are deliberately slow rising, so the shape creeps back over a few seconds instead of snapping.
Yes, and stretching is intended play rather than misuse. Squeeze, poke and stretch is the action set these are designed around. The Carrot pulls out into a thin rope, the Lime draws into a long oval, and the Laffy Snacks Banana is rated to six feet. How far each one goes still varies. Pulling a thin section, a stem or a decorative leaf harder than the main body is what damages the outer material.
The Laffy Snacks Squishy Banana is one of the longest in the current range at more than 14 inches before stretching. The Jumbo Pickle measures about 12 inches, followed closely by the 11.5-inch Carrot and the 10.5-inch Butter.
Yes. The Toymendous Squishy Corn has a removable husk, and the Hot Dog Squish uses a removable bun. Both add a second tactile action beyond squeezing the main body. Check the packaging for age guidance and handling instructions specific to removable components.
Many Sunny Days and Toymendous food squishies carry an ages 3 and up marking. The exact recommendation varies by product, particularly when a design includes removable pieces. The marking on the individual package takes priority over anything written here.
No. They sell to kids, teens and adults alike. Younger users treat them as sensory toys or pretend food. Older ones keep them as desk fidgets, collectibles or oversized stress toys. The exaggerated food designs also make them common gag gifts.
Wipe the exterior gently with a damp cloth and let it air dry. Avoid sharp brushes, abrasive cleaners, heat and anything that could puncture the flexible outer surface. Do not microwave a squishy, cut it open or submerge it unless the individual product instructions specifically allow it.
Stop using it. A split outer skin exposes the internal material and can keep tearing under pressure. A damaged squishy should not go back to a child for more squeezing, and the contents should not be tasted or deliberately removed.
Sunny Days Entertainment was founded in 2012 and has developed toys across sensory play, vehicles, dolls, outdoor toys and other categories. In January 2026 the Simba Dickie Group acquired a majority stake, with Sunny Days continuing under its existing management and team.
Pick a Size and Squeeze
Start at 4.5 inches with the Squeeze Cheese if a desk is where it will live. Move up through the Peach and Grapes for a fuller grip. Go straight to the Carrot, Butter or 12-inch Pickle when the exaggerated scale is the reason you want one. Corn and Hot Dog come apart for more to do with your hands, and the Fried Chicken handles the important job of making a drumstick squeezable.
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