Cookie Cutters
At some point in time somebody realized that circles were just too common a shape for all cookies. Cookie Cutters were the solution, but how did they come about? As Europeans migrated to the United States, so did some of their trends and customs, including the gingerbread man cookies and the cookie cutters used to make them. It wasn't long before American tinsmiths started manufacturing the cutters (in several shapes and sizes) and making them available to the general public. By the 1800's tin cookie cutters were being sold from shops and peddlers.
-
True Love Cookie Cutter Set
Regular Price: £4.50
Special Price £3.75
-
Dog and Bone Cookie Cutter Set
Regular Price: £4.50
Special Price £3.75
-
Let’s Make Set of 4 Gingerbread Cookie Cutters
Regular Price: £5.00
Special Price £4.50
-
Paul Hollywood Pastry Cutters
Regular Price: £7.50
Special Price £6.50
-
Let’s Make Set of 4 Dinosaur Cookie Cutters
Regular Price: £5.00
Special Price £4.00
-
Let’s Make Numeral Cookie Cutter Set
Regular Price: £8.00
Special Price £7.00
-
Let’s Make 9 Numeral Cookie Cutters With Metal Storage Tin
Regular Price: £6.50
Special Price £5.25
-
Let’s Make 26 Alphabet Cookie Cutters With Metal Storage Tin
Regular Price: £12.50
Special Price £12.00
-
Colourworks Set of 6 Flower Cookie Cutters
Regular Price: £5.00
Special Price £4.50
-
Colourworks Set of 5 Heart Cookie Cutters
Regular Price: £5.00
Special Price £4.50
-
Colourworks Set of 5 Star Shaped Cookie Cutters
Regular Price: £5.00
Special Price £4.50
-
Colourworks Set of 6 Round Cookie Cutters
Regular Price: £5.00
Special Price £4.50
-
Colourworks Set of 5 Square Cookie Cutters
Regular Price: £5.00
Special Price £4.50
