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| EUROPEAN STRAWBERRY |
| SHORTCAKE ITEMS |
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| Cafe Ole & Burrito |
| Peach Blush |
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| Huckleberry Pie |
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| Chausson aux Pommes et Tortue Tartine or better known as Party Pleaser Apple Dumplin' & Tea Time Turtle! Not only is the doll and contents packaged differently from the American version, the back of the box is also different. |
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| Peau de Peche et Melonie (Party Pleaser Peach Blush & Melonie Belle) |
| Below are some loose European dolls. As you can see, their shoes are different than the American versions. |
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| Charlotte aux Fraises Ballerine (Dancin' Strawberry Shortcake) |
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| This is the back and top of the box |
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| (Above) These are comparison pictures of the American (box on the left) and European boxes. |
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| You can scroll over the picture above to see the other side of this sheet. The pictures are kind of small but it has the words "Charlotte aux Fraises" all over it. |
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| To the left: Mugs from England. You can mouse over the pictures to see the other side of the mugs. Unfortunately the handle on the Apple Dumplin' mug broke during shipping. (BOO! The seller sent it in a bubble envelope). |
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| Play Doh set from the Netherlands. I was lucky to get this one still factory sealed! |
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| I thought the above minis were factory mistakes as they both say "Strawberry Shortcake" instead of "Orange Blossom" and "Purple Pieman" like on the American releases. At a closer look they were released in Europe and the Orange Blossom one has what I think is Dutch writing on the front small print to the top left of the figure. |
| Puzzles from France: These puzzles not only have cute graphics that I've never seen before but they came with a matching poster as well! |
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| Purse |
| French catalogue |