Cookie Cutters--Where Do You Buy Yours?
Baking By CookieChef Updated 26 May 2007 , 2:13am by hhcakes
Where do you buy your specialty cookie cutters? Web sites, catalogs, all replies are appreciated.
I just went to a sort of fancy cooking store yesterday and got the cutest metal cookie cutters (the plastic ones don't give me the clean lines I need when doing MMF cookies) I got the princess crown - approx. 4 inches for $1.19. I thought that was a steal. I, too, love the comfort grip cutters and have lots but they only make those in basic styles so I like to get other ones too. I have seen some online site but usually the s/h makes them too expensive....and I am cheap. 
Golda's Kitchen. They are a Canadian store, but they have great prices and reasonable shipping.
my favorite is also www.cookiecutter.com
They all arrived perfectly good in Belgium, Europe and they have a very friendly service and good prices too and a good quality !!!
I will order again !
Hi
Lindsayu83 just started a specific website for listing all the companies you can buy cutters on line..
Here is the link:
http://forum.cakecentral.com/cake-decorating-ftopict-197631.html
HTH
Just a happy customer here. I purchased a bunch of cookie cutters from my fav place www.cookiecutter.com and they were out of the bride cookie cutter I wanted so a couple of days later I checked again and they had them in stock so I made a 2nd order (didn't want to order just ONE cookie cutter so I went crazy a 2nd time). They noticed that I had 2 orders CALLED me to ask if it was okay to combine the shipping and to refund me the shipping costs on the 2nd order! So they have great prices, good selection and awesome customer service. They have won my business!
The most unusual cutters I've found are Simons Cutters. You can get them on ebay and a greatly reduced price compared to their web site.
http://www.simonscookiecutters.com./
Has anyone ever bought from R & M International?http://www.randm.us/products.asp?ccid=12
I came across them today and wondered how they were.
Thanks
I buy most of my cutters from Copper Gifts. They're good solid cutters with a rounded edge so if you're cutting out dozens of cookies the cutter won't hurt your hand. A little more expensive but won't change shape and last. Also the service is terrific and they will contact you if there's a question.
Quote by @%username% on %date%
%body%