R&M International Christmas Linzer Cookie Cutters: 6-Piece Set - Angel, Candy Cane, Bethlehem Star, Bell, Tree, Ornament Review

Assembly is not difficult but I suspect 1 (of 2) springs are missing. There were no directions either. The overall size of the cookies is also very small. Almost too small.

Love it! The cookies turned out wonderful and not difficult to make. If you make the recipe like it says on the box, you'll get 25 full cookies. I made the recipe twice and used one batch for the top and another batch for the bottom. That made 50 cookies.

The small blades are not well attached to the base and come off very easily. You can manually cut out the center at this point but that defeats the purpose, you might as well buy some small cutters for the same price. Revain immediately refunded the money for the purchase. Very good support.

I totally agree with Kendalin Tuma's review. I used the set once and the inserts didn't stay in. On the second try, the spring pack fell apart and would not reassemble. I then bought a similar set from Wilton and it just lasted a little longer. The same problems. Don't waste money.

Last Christmas I had a set of these that I ruined and I was so happy they were available to replace these. They are exactly what I wanted and they are perfect. These little shapes aren't just for Linzer cookies, I just use a small piece from the holder to cut little shapes into some of the cookies for decoration. Note the little angel on top of the girl's gingerbread dress.

I'm new to making lentil cookies so I wasn't sure which product to buy. First, I liked the price and design of this product. But the center cutouts were extremely difficult to use as they didn't cut through the dough completely. I had to punch out the center of all my raw cookies and with the tender dough it was quite difficult. In addition, the dough easily gets caught in the recess in the middle and is difficult to clean when baking cookies. Eventually all my cutters rusted after the first…

I thought I'd save time with this Linzer cookie cutter. I work reasonably well during the season but I doubt this is a long lasting product. It's a bit flimsy and needs to be removed from the top mold every 3 biscuits. You will need a toothpick as there is no mechanism to push the dough out. The shape holds up very well when baking. The two little springs that help pop your round cookie have been undone many times and you have the pieces on your table. I would not recommend this cutter as you…