🍪 Authentic MARCATO Atlas Biscuit Maker Press: 20 Cookie Disc Shapes, Made in Italy Review

I love this cookie press! I'm new to cookie presses so I watched a few videos to get my bearings before baking cookies. I found a cookie recipe online that worked great. The press is well made, easy to use and easy to clean. The result is a BEAUTIFUL cookie! Have fun baking cookies with this press. UPDATED to let you know this press is great for cheese sticks too. It comes with a star stamp perfect for cheese straws. I also started using the lever mount for extra leverage when needed. I find it

oh my god. What an amazing little tool. I never thought that I could make such beautiful and elegant cookies. My 2 year old squeezed the cookies and they came out very pretty. Finally a cookie to be proud of and give away as a treat! The press is beautifully complex, easy to use and fun to work with. So many stamps to try, all the shapes are so elegant. We had a lot of fun playing with them! The basic dough recipe in the little book is accurate, just follow it and don't look back. The cookies…

I'm in love. I can't believe how well this little press works. Yesterday when I used it for the first time I felt like a genius. I agree that the camera is small, but the results are so good that I don't mind tanking often. Also agree that the included recipe is not what most people in the US would at least call a spritz, but more of an actual bread biscuit (not a biscuit like the UK biscuit). After trying the included recipe my kids didn't like it either so I went back to my traditional spritz

This is the first cookie press I've used so I have no comparison. But after reading reviews about it and others I can say that it is excellent. Very easy to use and well made, I can see this one will last almost forever. Just a few notes: the product description says it is a stainless steel finish; that's just the appearance, it's made of aluminum. Also, some of the videos you may have seen mention a black extension handle for added leverage. This one didn't have one and it wasn't mentioned in…

Every time we have been baking cookies with the press we have had for several years it has been a chore because the press would slide off the plastic part where it was supposed to snap and each cookie would instead be 5- 6 angry clicks needed from a simple one. Do this for 6 dozen cookies and you'll only be baking cookies twice a year or less. For our child's third birthday we made cookies with this press and decided enough is enough. When we were looking for a replacement cookie press for…

. Finally a quality cookie press with metal parts that will stand the test of time. I've had a few plastic that didn't last very long. The plastic levers just can't handle being pushed up and down and usually break when I'm in the middle of a large batch of cookies. So I was happy to find this metal. I've had it for 9 years now and it still works great. The main thing is that the dough is at the right temperature so that it flows smoothly and quickly presses out one biscuit after another. When…