4 Snowflake Cookie Cutters

I have never been so disappointed in anything previously purchased from Lakeland than I am with this product. I am really surprised that these are still on sale, considering the number of negative reviews. Wish I had read them before buying! Even with very cold cookie dough these cutters simply do not work. My grandson was very disappointed that we couldn't make snowflake biscuits this afternoon - good job I had alternative cutters in the kitchen drawer.

Surprised to see so many negative reviews for these cutters & that so many have gone rusty. I've had my cutters for 3 yrs & they come out every Christmas to make my hand decorated Gingerbread Snowflakes. They're really sturdy cutters & yes you need a bit of patience using them, I find dipping the cutter in a little flour before cutting the dough helps & I use a small paint brush to push out the "spare dough" before gently tapping out the snowflake. Cutting the fondant icing to top them with again I dip the cutter in a little icing sugar first. I wash them & then dry immediately.

I made a special trip to my local Lakeland to buy these for a clay craft project. I really wish I had checked the reviews first as not only did the cutters rust after first use, they ruined the large white pack of Fimo clay I had used to make tree decorations. Very disappointed to see that these issues go back years ! I didn't however have a problem releasing the clay from the cutters as I bought some sugar paste tools to use with them

I bought these so my grandchildren would be able to make what I thought would be amazing Christmas biscuits. How wrong I was! It was impossible to get the dough out of the cutter. Is there a special trick to getting them out whole? If so, why are there not any instructions included with them? Or a recipe for a dough that helps?

These look beautiful but I used one and found it almost impossible to get the dough out. As I was in a rush I left it and used other cutters. The one I used went rusty! Never used them again.