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This has easily become my favorite cookie stamp. It takes a lot of dough but makes a gorgeous cookie. I ended up painting them with edible glitter. People avoided it because it was too pretty to eat. The cookie recipe I used tasted great and did well.

Great quality. Used to make Christmas tree ornaments and plan to use for cookies in the future. They're beautiful!

I pressed clay into the cookie press. it was a little tricky, getting it out of the cookie press as the clay is quite sticky, but I use cornstarch and that help release it. Beautiful detail is beautiful.

Used this mold for my first Springerle cookie attempt this Christmas. Good quality mold and I had good results. Just remember to use a generous dusting of release flour (flour/powdered sugar/corn starch) on both the mold and the dough surface to achieve a good release. I would recommend this mold.

I made cookies at Thanksgiving and all Fall with this stamp. It’s works great. Flour it up good before each cookie. It makes a generous size cookie.

Very hard to get the dough out and once the cookie is baked it's not as cute as the mold is. I love the other oval cookie mold better.

This is an easy to use cookie press with impressive results. Only requires: 1) dusting press generously with flour, 2) rolling dough into press (used parchment paper between dough and roller), 3) shaving off the excess dough with knife so that the bottom was flat, 4) gentle loosen dough around outer edges of design with fingers, 5) slapping press onto flat surface until dough releases, 6) place on cookie sheet. I painted mine with egg yolk and food coloring before baking. If the cookie doesn’t hold detail after baking, try a different cookie dough recipe. Took me a couple tries to find a dough recipe that holds detail.

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I made tree ornaments with a cinnamon salt dough and this mold.