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Shopkins Chef Club
Life’s never ordinary in Shopville, but things are about to get a little extraordinary with the arrival of the Chef Club, hosted by new-Shoppie-on-the-block Peppa-Mint and her Shopkin pals. To be accepted, the Shoppies will have to sing, dance, boil and blanch their way to victory. But it's not just the pots that simmer! When Bubbleisha feels she’s not getting the attention she’s owed, things turn from sweet to sour faster than a milkshake in the sun! Can the Shoppies band together to avert this recipe from disaster?
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Life’s never ordinary in Shopville, but things are about to get a little extraordinary with the arrival of the Chef Club, hosted by new-Shoppie-on-the-block Peppa-Mint and her Shopkin pals. To be accepted, the Shoppies will have to sing, dance, boil and blanch their way to victory. But it's not just the pots that simmer! When Bubbleisha feels she’s not getting the attention she’s owed, things turn from sweet to sour faster than a milkshake in the sun! Can the Shoppies band together to avert this recipe from disaster?
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Genre:Animation, Family
Written By:Mark Zaslove
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Runtime:43 minutes
Studio:Moose Toys, Universal Media Studios
Cast
Raymond McGrath
Director
Erika Harlacher
Bubbleisha / Miss Sprinkles / Nina Noodles (voice)
Marieve Herington
Peppa-Mint / Buncho Bananas / Bessie Bowl (voice)
David Lodge
Gum Gum Tree (voice)
Cassandra Lee Morris
Jessicake / Berry Tubs (voice)
Kate Murphy
Kooky Cookie / Lippy Lips / Apple Blossom / Cheeky Chocolate (voice)
Abby Trott
Donatina (voice)
Mariee Devereux
Peppa-Mint (singing voice) (uncredited)
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