Stainless Steel Dog Cookie Cutter for Fondant & Biscuits
Picture a party tray where every puppy sits the same, with sharp ears and a clean outline. This 6.3 x 6.5 cm stainless steel cutter gives you that in one press, in cookie dough or fondant. Food-safe steel, a sharp edge and a compact footprint make it the tool you reach for on every themed...
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Picture a party tray where every puppy sits the same, with sharp ears and a clean outline. This 6.3 x 6.5 cm stainless steel cutter gives you that in one press, in cookie dough or fondant. Food-safe steel, a sharp edge and a compact footprint make it the tool you reach for on every themed bake.
Cuts a clean, detailed sitting-puppy shape for cookies, fondant and sugarcraft
- irregular hand-cut shapes
- need for a themed shape for dog-themed treats
Cut a perfect puppy every time you bake
Before: lopsided hand-cut dog shapes that never match the theme. After: one press gives every cookie and fondant topper a crisp, sitting-puppy outline ready for the party table.
A crisp puppy outline, cut sharply every time
- A crisp sitting-puppy outline
The outline is precise enough that the ears and haunches stay defined after cutting. Press it into chilled dough and you get a sitting puppy that looks like a dog from across the table, not a blob with a tail.
- Polished stainless edge
The steel is polished and the edge is sharp, so the dough lets go cleanly on the lift. Wash it by hand, dry it, and it is ready for the next batch. The finish stays bright and wipes down in seconds.
- Compact at 6.3 x 6.5 cm
At 6.3 x 6.5 cm the puppy fits a standard cookie and a fondant topper without crowding the tray. It is small enough to sit in a drawer next to your other cookie cutters.
Three steps from dough to puppy
- 1Chill the dough
Chill cookie dough for 20 to 30 minutes until firm, then roll it to an even thickness.
- 2Press straight down
Set the cutter flat on the dough and press straight down so the ears and haunches fill in.
- 3Lift and release
Lift straight up without twisting, then slide a flat spatula under the puppy and move it to a lined tray.
Sized for cookies and fondant toppers
- 6.3 cmWidth
- 6.5 cmHeight
- 1 cutterPieces
Fits a standard cookie and a fondant topper
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Questions and answers
Yes. The sharp edge presses cleanly into rolled cookie dough and into sugar paste or fondant. Chill cookie dough for 20 to 30 minutes first so the ears hold their shape.
It is made from food-safe stainless steel. Use it with any pet-safe dough recipe you already bake, and leave out ingredients your dog should not eat, such as chocolate, raisins or xylitol.
The outline measures 6.3 x 6.5 cm, roughly the size of a standard cookie. It is made for cookies and fondant toppers, and it is too small to work as a cake shape.
Not when you press straight down and lift straight up. A twist at the lift is what tears the ears, so keep the motion vertical and release the shape with a flat spatula.
One cutter replaces the rolling and knife trimming that eats an evening for every batch of puppies. Stainless steel holds its edge for years with hand washing, so a single purchase covers every dog-themed party, pet treat and holiday tray you plan.
Hand wash with warm water and mild soap, dry it fully, and store it flat in a dry drawer. Left wet or stacked with other metal tools, the steel can spot and the edge loses its bite.
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