Don't freak out, but Nintendo just dropped an egg-dorable Yoshi teapot set and plushies

Image of an official Yoshi teapot and plush on a light green GamesRadar+ background. — (Image credit: Nintendo/Future)

While doing my weekly scroll through the official Nintendo online store, I stumbled upon a sight that has my bank account in shambles, an official Yoshi Egg Teapot and Cup Set. My partner and I recently invested in the Hatchin' Yoshi, one of the best toys I've seen as a Super Mario fan, so I assumed my egg-shaped collectible hole in my life had been filled, but how wrong I was.

This teapot is as glorious as my beloved and favorite green dino, from its green speckled Yoshi spots to the egg-dome shaped exterior. It's not even just a teapot either, but the top can be lifted and transforms into a cup and saucer. I never knew I wanted to invite my adult friends over for a Yoshi-themed tea party, but it's hard to think about anything else when it's available for £29.99 at Nintendo today.

The teapot isn't the only new item fit for a Yoshi-themed tea party, as Nintendo has hatched a range of fluffy Yoshi egg plushies for £24.99 (Nintendo) each. They're available in the typical green egg design, but there's also blue, pink, and yellow versions to choose from. If my friends or I spill some tea (literally, not figuratively), Nintendo has also listed an official Yoshi Decorative Cloth at the UK store, which looks ideal for mopping up spills. These are all just on the UK Nintendo store for now, but I'm keeping my fingers crossed that these egg-cellent items will hatch on the US store too.

Check out our guides for the best Nintendo gifts and best Lego sets for even more official Super Mario toys and goodies.

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