🏡 Christmas House Cookie Cutter Kit - 18 Piece Gingerbread House Cutters, 3D Stainless Steel Biscuit Mold Set, Festive Xmas DIY Baking Including Christmas Tree, Snowman, Reindeer, Gift Box Review

The set was complete and I really liked the hoe, the parts fit easily in the box. The metal was flimsy and cheap, but definitely enough for my once-a-year use!

It wasn't what I was hoping for at all. We usually use silicone molds to make gingerbread houses but thought it would give us some variety. We used it to make a batch and then tossed that batch in the trash. It spread and lost its shape (which is not typical of the dough we used). It was also pretty thin.

I have not used this product yet but it looks thin and very thin, square shapes are not strong and have no right angles or sides, they look a bit curved . He arrived before Christmas. I wanted to build a gingerbread house with my daughter. I think I'll take it back and make the squares myself.

I loved the design of these cookie cutters; The houses they can build are very cute. However, cookie cutters are so flimsy and pliable that it's impossible to get right angles and straight edges, which made it very difficult for me to assemble the houses effectively. If I had to buy something like this again, I would definitely go for something more durable, shape-retaining, and producing with 90-degree corners and straight edges.

The set was complete and I liked the hoe well and simply the parts fit in the box. The metal was flimsy and cheap, but definitely enough for my once-a-year use!

It wasn't at all what I was hoping for. We usually use silicone molds to make gingerbread houses but thought it would give us some variety. We used it to make a batch and then tossed that batch in the trash. It spread and lost its shape (which is not typical of the dough we used). It was also pretty thin.

I haven't used this product yet, but it looks thin and very thin, the square shapes are not solid and have no right angles or sides, they look a bit curved. He arrived before Christmas. I wanted to build a gingerbread house with my daughter. I think I'll return it and make the squares myself.

I liked the design of these cookie cutters; The houses they can build are very cute. However, cookie cutters are so flimsy and pliable that it's impossible to get right angles and straight edges, which made it very difficult for me to assemble the houses effectively. If I had to buy something like this again, I would definitely go for something more durable, shape-retaining, and producing with 90-degree corners and straight edges.