Alice in Wonderland Cookie Cutters Set of 3 Embossed
Three embossed Alice in Wonderland cutters turn a plain tray of cookies into a themed tea table. The Eat Me tag, Drink Me bottle and teapot each stamp their own raised words into the dough, so the theme is readable before anyone reaches for a cookie.
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Three embossed Alice in Wonderland cutters turn a plain tray of cookies into a themed tea table. The Eat Me tag, Drink Me bottle and teapot each stamp their own raised words into the dough, so the theme is readable before anyone reaches for a cookie.
Three Alice in Wonderland cutters that stamp playful embossed messages into cookies
- hard to add lettering to cookies by hand
- needs a themed set for party baking
- finding matching shapes for a tea party theme
Stamp the Wonderland straight into every cookie
Plain cookies and hand-piped icing take hours and still miss the theme. Press three embossed Alice cutters and the tray tells the story before the first bite.
Words that stay sharp after baking

Raised lettering stamps every cookie
The Eat Me, Drink Me and We're All Mad Here words sit raised inside each cutter. Press it into dough and the letters bake into readable words, yellow, pink or green, with no icing pen involved. Guests read the theme from across the table.

Three shapes, one theme
The scalloped tag, the bottle with its label and cork, and the teapot with spout and lid share the same matte white finish. Bake all three together and the tray looks planned, even if you made it in one evening.

A thin edge that releases cleanly
The cutting edge is thin, so it goes through chilled dough without much pressure. Dust the cutter with flour, press straight down and lift in one motion. The shapes hold their outline in the oven.
Press, lift and bake in four steps
- 1Chill the rolled dough
Roll the dough to an even thickness and chill it for 20 to 30 minutes until firm. Soft dough drags the thin edge and blurs the letters.
- 2Flour the cutters
Dust each cutter lightly with flour so the raised lettering releases cleanly from the dough.
- 3Press straight down
Press each cutter firmly into the dough so the raised words leave a full impression.
- 4Lift straight up and bake
Lift in one clean motion without twisting, then bake and cool. The embossed words keep their shape on the tray.
Three Wonderland shapes, one matching set
- Eat Me tag cutter×1
Scalloped round tag with raised Eat Me lettering
- Drink Me bottle cutter×1
Bottle with label and cork detail, raised Drink Me lettering
- We're All Mad Here teapot cutter×1
Teapot with spout and lid, raised lettering inside the shape
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Questions and answers
Yes, when the dough is firm. Chill the rolled dough for 20 to 30 minutes, flour the cutter, press straight down and lift without twisting. Soft, warm dough is the main reason shapes drag.
The Eat Me, Drink Me and We're All Mad Here words are raised inside each cutter, so they bake into the cookie as readable text. Smaller lettering needs a firm, complete press to read clearly.
The set is compact, and the top-down photo on the grid mat shows how the three shapes compare to each other. Each one is a hand-held cutter that works on a normal tray of cookies.
Yes. The set works for a Wonderland birthday table, an afternoon tea, or a book-club bake. Press a mixed batch and sort the trays by message so guests can find their favourite.
Chill the dough first and dust each cutter with flour before every press. If a shape starts to stick, lift it straight up and dust again before the next one.





