The cutters are sturdy and well made, which is just as well as they retail at nearly £11. The shapes and colours are fun, suggesting a tea party, with cake slice, cupcake (that's the round one apparently) and teapot. The resulting biscuits are quite large though, so not for the faint hearted. I rather feel that my decorating skills might be put to the test at some point.
I was making some chocolate shortbread to line a couple of tart cases so thought I'd make some extra dough in order to try out one of my new cutters. However, I was feeling in a loving mood the day I made it, so it was the hearts I used rather than the teapot. The recipe for these will follow along with the tarts, but suffice it to say, the hearts were tasty and kept well.











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ReplyDeleteSorry I had a mistake, I love these chocolate hearts, look delicious, have a nice Saturday, gloria
ReplyDeleteThey look delicious, looking forward to seeing the recipe!
ReplyDeleteoooh I love chocolate shortbread!... I've never had much success with funny shaped cutters, they always seem to fall apart on me... yours look fun and I do love the tea pot the best, can't wait to see you make something with that one ! x
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to that recipe. These are cute; and I love the teapot shaped cutter as well.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see what you make with the teapot cutter!
ReplyDeleteooh how cute! Not sure I've had chocolate shortbread before but I'd really like one of yours :) Looking forward to the recipe and what you get up to with the rest of the cookies cutters.
ReplyDeletedelicious looking shortbread
ReplyDeleteI'm sure biscuits taste better when they are heart shaped.
ReplyDeleteI love the teapot cutter, I want one! I have a set of dinosaur cutters, they're my favourites.
ReplyDeleteThe chocolate heart shortbread's are adorable.
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Gloria - thank you and thanks also for your well wishes. We had a lovely Saturday and went for a lovely coastal walk.
ReplyDeleteC - thank you. I've got all out of kilter with my posts. am now not sure which one to post next.
Dom - ha ha, what are you doing to your cutters to make them fall apart? Getting rather worried about what I'll do with the teapot, sort of feel it would need something special - getting very worried now.
Angela - thank you. The teapot seems to be a general favourite.
Janice - the pressure is building :-S
Baking Addict - I'd never had it before I started making it, but it's well worth trying.
Torview - thank you
CityHippy - I think you are most probably right there :)
Aveen - dinosaurs sound a bit more scary than a teapot.
Maria - thank you.
Choc, this post made me smile. Your hearts look perfectly chocolately good.. :)
ReplyDeleteCelia - thank you, they were.
ReplyDeleteLove shortbread - never tried chocolate shortbread though!
ReplyDeleteReally cute cutters.
ReplyDeleteI like bigger biscuit cutters because it takes less time to make the biscuits. Is one of them a genie's lamp or is it a teapot? Quite cute.
ReplyDeleteHi Maya - It's meant to be a teapot and although I really like it, I think I've only used it once - just too many things to try.
DeleteI love cookie cutters - have a wide selection. The best ones I have are a range that I got for my friends baby shower - lovely little babys rattles, bottles, onesies, teddies, actual babies and rocking horses. So cute! xoxo
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