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Twist And Press Cookie Cutters
This cookie cutter has 3 moving parts (head, torso and legs) so you can create 64 different characters. It comes in two different models: Robot and Fashion. |
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It’s the perfect kitchen accessory for people who love baking and live in tiny homes. It’s a cube shaped cookie cutter with sides you can move to create 64 different characters. It was designed by Williams Sonoma, a retail outlet specialized in kitchen utensils. They’ve created two different versions of this magic cube used to make customized cookies: Robots and Fashion.
The cookie cutters are as simple as a Rubik’s cube, only easier and faster to figure out. Each cookie cutter has 3 movable parts: the head, torso and legs. To customize your cookies, just twist each of these parts. Look for your robot’s face, your favorite tin body and a pair of square legs. The Fashion version allows you to create cookies shaped like girls dressed in different outfits.
Once you’ve got your figure, cut the dough with it and put it in the oven. The cookies are fairly thick and they’ll cook with all the details perfectly incrusted on them, so once they’re ready you can decorate them with chips or different color glazes and create a friendly robocop family or a party full of friends. Now you just need to learn how to make cookies and have someone explain how the oven works...
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