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Stainless Steel Cookie Press Set: 20 Discs, 4 Nozzles

Stainless Steel Cookie Press Set: 20 Discs, 4 Nozzles
Stainless Steel Cookie Press Set: 20 Discs, 4 Nozzles
Stainless Steel Cookie Press Set: 20 Discs, 4 Nozzles
Stainless Steel Cookie Press Set: 20 Discs, 4 Nozzles
Stainless Steel Cookie Press Set: 20 Discs, 4 Nozzles
Stainless Steel Cookie Press Set: 20 Discs, 4 Nozzles
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TypeKitchen & Dining > Bakeware > Cookie Presses & Cookie Molds
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A stainless cookie press that turns soft butter dough into a full tray of matching shapes in one afternoon. Twenty aluminum discs and four piping nozzles cover the stars, flowers, rings and swirls you would otherwise buy as separate tools.

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A stainless cookie press that turns soft butter dough into a full tray of matching shapes in one afternoon. Twenty aluminum discs and four piping nozzles cover the stars, flowers, rings and swirls you would otherwise buy as separate tools.

Press out 20 cookie shapes with one handy stainless cookie press kit

Solves
  • hand-shaping cookies is slow and uneven
  • need for multiple cookie shapes without buying separate molds
  • decorating cakes and desserts with piped shapes

Pressed cookies in every shape you want

Hand-shaped cookies come out uneven and take all evening. With one stainless press and 20 discs, a full tray of matching shapes is done in an afternoon.

Steady, even pressure every time

Twenty aluminum disc molds laid out in a grid for cookie shapes

Twenty shapes, one press

Twenty aluminum discs cover flowers, rings, stars and more. Swap one disc for the next without buying a separate cutter for each shape. One press replaces a drawer full of single-shape cutters.

Hand pressing the lever on the cookie press over a tray of dough

Steady lever press

The lever handle and screw-top plunger push dough through the disc in one controlled motion. Each cookie comes out with the same edges, so the tray looks like one batch instead of a mix of rushed attempts.

Close-up of piped swirl cookies beside the press nozzles

Four nozzles for piped swirls

Four plastic nozzles take the press past stamped shapes into piped swirls for cookies and cake tops. Use the same press for a platter of butter cookies or a finished dessert.

From dough to tray in four pushes

  1. 1
    Fill the barrel

    Pack the stainless barrel with soft butter cookie dough. Dough that spreads easily moves through the discs without fighting you.

  2. 2
    Pick a disc or nozzle

    Fit one of the 20 aluminum discs for a shaped cookie, or one of the 4 plastic nozzles for a piped swirl.

  3. 3
    Press with the lever

    Pull the lever handle down in one steady motion. The screw-top plunger keeps the pressure even from cookie to cookie.

  4. 4
    Bake and serve

    Lift the shaped dough onto a tray and bake. Matching shapes come off the sheet ready for the platter.

Twenty-four pieces, one tidy kit

  • Cookie press body×1

    Brushed stainless steel barrel with a white handle and lever press.

  • Aluminum disc molds×20

    Interchangeable discs for flowers, rings, stars and more.

  • Plastic piping nozzles×4

    For piped swirls on cookies and cake tops.

  • Illustrated instruction card×1

    Shows how to load the barrel and switch discs.

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TypeKitchen & Dining > Bakeware > Cookie Presses & Cookie Molds
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Does the dough jam the press or is it hard to pull the lever?
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Wanelo · seller

Soft butter dough moves through the press without jamming. Dough that is too stiff or too cold is the usual reason the lever feels hard, so let it soften to a spreadable texture before you load the barrel.

How is this different from the cookie cutters I already have?
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Wanelo · seller

A cutter makes one shape. This press makes 20 shapes from one barrel and adds 4 nozzles for piped swirls. Buying the same range as separate cutters and piping tips adds up quickly, and this kit covers both jobs in one purchase.

Are the aluminum discs and plastic nozzles safe and durable?
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Wanelo · seller

The discs are aluminum and the barrel is brushed stainless steel. The nozzles are plastic, so they feel lighter than the metal parts. Wipe every piece clean after baking, dry it fully, and keep the plastic nozzles away from high heat.

Which dough works best in the press?
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Wanelo · seller

Softer butter cookie dough works best. It should be soft enough to push through the disc but firm enough to hold its shape on the tray. If it turns loose and sticky, chill it briefly and try again.

How do I clean the stainless barrel and discs?
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Wanelo · seller

Wipe the barrel and the aluminum discs while the dough is still soft, then dry every part before storing. Keep the discs and nozzles together so the next batch starts with everything in one place.

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