Ateco Plain Edge Baking Tool Review

Parcel arrived intact. I opened the package and found that the goods were open and 4 pieces were missing. The small round incisor had a full oval shape. Very disappointed and not worth returning as I have to drive through several cities, find parking and walk several blocks to do this. Don't even think about buying this product. Sounds very good judging by the reviews. I hoped I would be lucky. But I didn't even have to bother buying these

I haven't even opened the box yet. Apparently they were in use, there was a sticker on one side and there's a piece of dough on the biggest triangle or something. The description also states that they range from 1 3/4" to 3 3/4", when in fact they range from 2" to 5 1/4". I can only use the two smallest ones for what I bought back then, if I could use them at all, so I can't risk celiac disease. There were also crumbs on the outside of the packaging that fell off during handling so my kitchen…

Each size is less different in design, giving you differently shaped biscuits. Outstanding presentation. I've found that I have to be careful when cutting to not deform the cutter. The smaller snowflakes were significantly stronger, but also of simpler construction, so this may have more to do with elaborate design than craftsmanship. All of my cookies are cut cleanly and come out easily. Cleanup was more of a pain, but then again, if you want those big, complex snowflakes, that's to be…

I used this cookie cutter set as a total novice baker to make star shaped cookies for my rock star son's birthday party. All sizes fit perfectly. I love that after the party I had a storage container stacked together for all the cutters. Thanks to its flat metal container, it hardly takes up any space in our kitchen drawer. We've had it for 2 years now and it's still holding up. I wash them in the dishwasher on the cutlery rack. My boys also use them to cut plasticine. They work great! The only

I bought these cutters primarily for my daughter to use with Play-Doh. I wanted her to have some geometric shapes to play with, and the ones made for clay didn't have many shapes. I was pleasantly surprised at how small these cutters are. I thought from the picture they were bigger. At almost 3 years old, her little hands are more suited to smaller shapes. The knives are made of thin metal that can bend. I found the container barely big enough for the prices to match. There was no way my…