My wife is looking for a cookie cutter to make rice krispie cutouts with. Do you think that this item is thick enough to make the treats with?
1420150
Yes .....she will need to press mixture to the same depth of cutter. Should work nicely.
1420151
As long as they are not too thick it should work. I used them for a VBS sugar cookie night
2259252
I don't know but I would think it would be too small. Works great for cookie sheet liner for cooking bread and granola.
1728911
Hmmm Honestly I'm not sure. I have only used this a few times and i use a cake knife. It's good plastic. It's not thick thick stuff but it's better than some I've seen. U could buy white cardboard circles put on this then cut tarts. Hope this is some help.
387659
Sure, but it will be pretty shallow. It would work great for cookies, sandwiches, and sliced cake or brownies. You could even bake cookies on the lid. It is the same material as the bottom and it is flat. A suggestion-- I gave these to my daughters and daughter-in-law last year. I took them to my jeweler and he engraved the top with "Homemade by persons name". They loved them.
946925
That would work if the cookies are frosted, the designs reminds me of a thin communion host, if you ever had one at church, so it softens and melts onto the frosting.
1607265
The openings would be a bit skinny for that purpose, altho it might work. It's super heavy for cutting boards or cookie sheets, or lids. Surely Amazon has a better choice for you as you might be disappointed with this one for wraps.
552984
I just purchased this mixer, works great for cookie baking. Sounds like you need a heavier duty mixer.
1722997
Mine broke at the bottom the 2nd time I used it with a ginger cookie batter. I don't recommend it for anything thick.
1192636
No, I don't think it could be used to make plain cookies as it needs a patterned disc at the end.
1007867
I will give you a qualified affirmative response. They are nice and sharp and should work great for pancakes, but the bread and fillings shouldn't be too thick if you want to make sandwich shapes. I cut butterfly PBJs for my 4-year-old granddaughter and she loved them.
2251645
I have. When I did it I cut the carrot length wise so it wasn't too thick. It can help push softer things through.
2057485
Yes. This is 1/4" thick, solid, non-porous poly material. (Nice granite look, but not stone.) Dishwasher safe and will not warp. Downside note: Sharp knife WILL scratch surface.
1426886
I am not sure exactly how thick these baking cups are, however they are sturdy enough that a muffin pan is not required. Just fill with batter and place on a flat cookie sheet. I love these and use them about once a week. I also bought additional packages for my children.
778344
I don't think so. The cutter only work for very thin materials. Probably very very thin layer of fruit. I returned the item because the rice does not come out easily.
2012193
It is not terrible thick, about like a cardboard liner or silicone liners you can buy for cookie sheets. But it lays flat and cleans up easily. I cut it to fit the pan you place in the toaster oven
194542
You can use the other shape cutter as rice crispie treat mold, and use the inner face piece as stencil for sprinkle. Please check out Cutezcute Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=491893687550836&set=pb.246604052079802.-2207520000.1375817368.&type=3&theater
932179
It may be a little tight. I use a 13x9 when I make the devil's food - I use milk instead of water, and it almost comes up to the top. If you try this I would put a cookie sheet underneath just in-case. Experiment with the cake mixes, they always turn out great. I also put 3/4 c raspberry jam in the devil's food, makes it more moist. For the yellow cake mix I make sweet cornbread...yummy. Enjoy.