Biscuit cutters needed.?

Question

I asked yesterday where I might buy some really nice biscuit cutters for children.I did have some orange plastic ones,Teddy bears,cars,trains,dolls etc.They were very detailed and when the biscuits were cooked you could paint them with food colouring.I had a few answers but still not been able to find anything on the sites given.Anyone help please.

Answer 1

try Ebay - i bought several packs of them recently for play-dough etc. Very good value, great designs. good luck

Answer 2

Deluxe Choco Nut Biscuits 500g Made elementary Chocolate Chip Biscuit combination 250g Butter - delicate, no longer melted 150g (a million Cup) Macadamia Nuts - chopped elementary guidelines: a million. place Chocolate Chip Biscuit combination, butter and Macadamia Nuts in a bowl. 2. employing a mixer, combination jointly on slow velocity for 2 minutes or till properly blended. even with the incontrovertible fact that, combination with a spoon till thoroughly mixed. 3. Roll combination into balls and place onto an ungreased baking tray. Flatten fairly with the back of a fork. 4. Bake at 195ºC for extra or less 15-20 minutes. Makes approximately 20 medium sized biscuits.

Answer 3

Cookie Craft - Cookie Cutter Sets
http://www.cookiecutters.com/Sets.html

I have some old vintage HRM and Tupperware cookie cutters that are detailed. All are red.

The earliest Cookie Cutters were made by Loma in Ft. Worth, Texas. They sold their molds to HRM in 1961. HRM made the ones with the crown apparently in the 60s and afterwards. I could not find information as to when they sold the molds again. There are several of the HRM cookie cutters that are marked made in Hong Kong. These are believed to be made prior to 1961. The molds are distinctive and comparative in quality to the earliest cookie cutters. All Cookie Cutters are Hard Plastic and in very good to excellent condition.
http://www.grannytreasurebox.homestead.com/HRMCookieCutters.html

http://search.ebay.com/hrm-cookie-cutter_W0QQfnuZ1QQfsooZ1QQfsopZ3QQxpufuZx

http://www.jdpurifiers.com/cookie.htm

Answer 4

If you could tell us where you are, you may get a better answer! There were several answers that were appropriate on yesterday's question, but not if you don't live in the states (most of the stores listed were there).

Help us a little as well and it will narrow down the search!

Cheers

Answer 5

I know Walmarts has a box of about 100 cookie cutters...You might want to check there. I know this because I was specifically looking for ONE cutter and didn't want this box of 100.

Answer 6

Poundland, Circle 7 and any other £ shops usually have them in bulk. Online catalogues? - Perhaps Baker Ross or Lakeland if you type them into a search engine.

Answer 7

if you're in the uk you can check out hobbey craft, they have some great stuff. wilkinsons are good or tesco

Answer 8

i would suggest cooking specialty stores,,, look them up in yellow pages and call and ask first to see if they carry them,,,,, why waste gas???

Answer 9

look in cooking shops they have them

Answer 10

http://www.kitchengifts.com/miscella.html
This site has some unique shapes.