🥪 Tribe Glare Sandwich Cutter and Sealer - Biscuit Cutter Decruster Sandwich Maker - Sandwich Mold for Lunchbox and Bento Box - Boys and Girls Kids Lunch - Circular Blue Sandwich Cutters for Kids Review

The crimping tool has a curved inner ring with a hole in the center that causes the sandwich to bulge and the bread to bend. It should have straight sides, like a cutter.

Bought a while ago but just found time to use it. I am very impressed! The size of the cutters is impressive! Large - PERFECT! There's not much bread left. I think a square will suffice for this one IMO, but it's awesome. Going on vacation and making quick sandwiches for the kids. The cutters themselves feel pretty solid, which is a plus.

It worked great! It took a few tries to perfect our method, but they look almost perfect compared to the ones you buy in the store. We've found that it's best to maintain a straight shape with a curled edge on the inside. Once it had an imprint, we took out the inner mold and trimmed the crust with a straight edge mold.

It's surprisingly easy to use once you get the hang of the mechanics. My first try was a little hacky because I overfilled the sandwiches and the inside fell out. But the nuances are quickly picked up. Don't overstuff the sandwich, flatten it a bit before slicing and the finished product will be great. The sandwich is sealed on all sides, but the bottom is flat and unperforated; Heads up. But the product does its job well and is cheap.

I love this little gadget! My 3 year old son is very picky about food and eats PB&J every day. He likes trinkets for their round shape (he's 3 again!). His daycare doesn't have peanuts, so it's impossible to find pre-made sandwiches similar to Uncrustable (and I'd think it's expensive if they were easier to find). With this little contraption I make 4 wowbutter and jelly sandwiches on Sundays for his four day school week, put them in the freezer, and then I just toss one in his lunch bag each…

My first purchase was sealers for the hearts and circles and they don't work very well (would give one star). I love this concept so I tried it again with a square and I love it! (So my star rating for that). The square ones have a cutter that needs to be used first and then you can use the sealer. The circle and heart set doesn't have a cookie cutter part and I've made a mess every time I've tried using just sealant to make a sandwich. After some experimentation I found that it works best if I

good so I purposely waited about a week to write this review. It was one of the cheapest "peel proof" cutters I could find with the saying it's just a "click to go" situation, nothing TOO fancy. Slice the bread THEN make the sandwich (save the crust for the toast) NEXT, Peanut Butter: both sides (crunchy or reg) Jelly: a scoop in the middle after the peanut butter. ok now it's time to line up the two pieces of bread, PLUS both the cutter and the scoring piece. ****my bread kept tearing in half…