Ateco 1993 Christmas Decorations Spring Loaded Review

Very pretty little Christmas cookie cutters. I like the pestle, it gives a pattern to the cookie and also helps push it out of the cookie mold without deforming it.

Cute scissors. The only minor complaint is that the batter sometimes gets stuck in the plunger. I think if you dip it in flour before using it would help. It's really cute and makes decorating the cake tops fun and unique.

All I needed was a gingerbread man flask when we were baking cookies for Christmas cupcake toppings. Finding a cookie cutter that was small enough to still look like a gingerbread man was a lot harder than you might think. After buying and returning several different cutting plotters, this was our last hope. The flask was perfect! The overall size, shape and thickness were perfect. The embossing was deep, clear and flawless every time. I would pay the price for just one plunger and still give a

I have a recipe for gingerbread cookies that I have been making for many years, but it calls for icing. Because it took too long (and the frosting recipe is very weather sensitive), I looked for cookie cutters that didn't require me to frosting them if I didn't want to. They work very well and are very easy to prepare. use. Simply press down to cut the outer perimeter, then gently press the button to stamp the cookie. If you push too hard it will cut through, but it wasn't difficult. They…

If you're buying these as cookie cutters, don't get your hopes up. They are suitable for dough that does not puff up, such as B. Cake batter. They make excellent decorative fillings for pie dough and work well in shortbread dough. They are small and I just couldn't imagine cutting biscuits that small. I bought these to add a nice touch to the pie crust and they do a great job! If you use them for puffy cookies, you'll lose any pretty markings that are on the inside of the cutter. However, they…