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3D Christmas Cookie Cutter
$11.97 – $16.97
☃️ Amaze Your Guests with Delicate 3D Cookies! 🦌
Everything else is going 3D so why can’t cookies? Try these 3D Christmas Cookie Cutters and create a forest of Christmas trees and snowmen, but watch out for the reindeer sniffing the ground for landmines set by the Grinch. Go above and beyond with your holiday cookie display!
Simple and easy, just merge pieces of cookies like creating 3D puzzles! Besides being a sweet way to spend a snowy afternoon, they make great gifts and help decorate for a holiday party!
Highlights:
- Cookies Go 3D: Bake the best mouthwatering cookies in the neighbourhood and amaze your guests with the brilliant 3D design
- Merge like Puzzles: Simply merge pieces of cookies like creating 3D puzzles, precise shapes and sizes allow them to stand stably on table
- Artistic Decoration: You can create an edible gingerbread house by merging the cookie pieces, while it can also be a part of the holiday decoration in your house
- Stainless Steel Materials: Reusable, non-stick and easy to clean, with smooth surface you can have cookies cut perfectly
- Allow you to create 3D Christmas tree, reindeer, sleigh, snowman and gingerbread house cookies with these adorable shaped cookie cutters
- Long-lasting and not easy to deform
- Make icing on cookies for a more appetite increasing appearance
Specifications:
- Material: Stainless Steel
- Available Color: Silver
Package Includes:
- 8pcs 3D Christmas CookieCutter (Christmas Set)
- 10pcs 3D Christmas Cookie Cutter (Gingerbread House Set)
- 18pcs 3D Christmas Cookie Cutter (Christmas + Gingerbread House Set)
Michelle Tompkins –
These are alright. When the cookies come out of the oven you have to tweak them so they will fit together.
Kathleen C. –
These are so fun and turned out great. I was so pleased. Great product, great price, fun times!
Amanda J. Saunders –
I’ve included some pre-decorated photos with my review so you can see the house more clearly. Minus the user error of putting windows in the roof (oops!), it turned out well. If you have never made gingerbread before, one tip… gingerbread expands a bit while cooking. While it is still hot from the oven and the cookies are soft, use the cookie cutters again to trim the edges so they are straight. Then things will fit together perfectly. I like the size of the house. My dough recipe made enough to build the house and all the figures, plus some cookies for my tree. It is a lot of fun, and so much more tasty, to build your own house.
Jennifer Blevins –
Just a little something different for the family bakers to add to their equipment
H. Peterson –
Tricky to find the right cookie batter to make them at first. Used regular Betty crockery sugar cookie mix and followed directions for cut outs. Make sure to chill the dough for quite a bit of time. After you cut them, separate them a punch outs a little bit to avoid them closing together too much during cooking.