Maisonware20-Piece Assorted Aluminium Alloy Cookie Cutter Shapes
R299
About
The Maisonware 20 assorted cookie cutters set is a must-have in any baker's kitchen. The thick food-grade aluminium cutters are rustproof and can be used again and again to make those special treats for family and friends, or just enjoy making memories together with the younger generation.
Perfect sized cutters
The Maisonware cookie cutters are 2.5cm high and made from 0.3mm thick food-grade aluminium alloy. They will not bend or break, even with repeated use. Your cookie cutters can be used for cutting cookie dough or as a pancake mould. You could even use the cutters for fondant, soft fruits, sandwiches, cheeses, or be used for craft days using play dough.
Easy to clean and rustproof
The smooth cutting edges give you a comfortable grip and are safe and easy to use when cutting out your cookie shapes. They are easy to clean – rinse in warm soapy water and towel dry. They are also dishwasher safe.
Baking time is a family fun time
The Maisonware cookie cutters are proven to be a favourite amongst young kids who love cooking in the kitchen with mom or gran. The different shapes make their cooking experience even more interesting as they test the various forms and choose what they like best. It will bring out the pastry chef in them.
Product Features
- Perfect cutters of cookie dough, pastry or fondant
- Easy to clean and rustproof
- Durable food-grade aluminium alloy
- The family can bake together
Product Specifications
- Material: Food-grade aluminium alloy
- Quantity: 20 individual cutters
- Size: Length ± 5cm
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