Cookie Cutters Reviews: Wilton Fondant Alphabet Number Cookie Cutter Cut Outs, Set of 37best

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Product Description

Wilton Fondant Alphabet Number Cut Outs, Set of 37

Fast and fun
Great for any occasion
Easy to make 3D shapes
Stainless Steel

Wilton Fondant Alphabet Number Cookie Cutter Cut Outs, Set of 37 Reviews

21 of 21 people found the following review helpful

Cutting Fondant Letters & Numbers, February 6, 2007

Grace "Napa Chef" (Napa, CA.) - See all my reviews

I bought this set for my classroom. They have nice sharp edges and give a clean cut. True, the characters are not large- but the scale is perfect for using on cakes, etc. As for using them, I find that I roll my fondant out a little thicker- and make sure that it is even (Try the new rolling pins with height spacers). I also find that if I chill my fondant sheet after rolling for a few minutes it is easier to handle the characters!

20 of 22 people found the following review helpful

Smaller than expected, September 1, 2006

Stuart|Anne (Seattle, WA) - See all my reviews

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Perhaps I wasn't paying enough attention when I ordered these but the cutters are way smaller than I expected. They are literally 3/4 of an inch high and generally slightly less than that wide.

Unfortunately the small size means the cut out part are really thin in places. So much so that for some letters it's all but impossible to get the cut out shape out in one piece. For example on a P, the upper bar is so thin that every one tore.

Wilson used to make some 2" cutters which worked well, and they do make 3" ones both in metal and plastic. Unless you are really looking for small detailed letters, I would have to recommend either of those over these tiny ones.

12 of 13 people found the following review helpful

way too small to be of any use, November 7, 2008

brooklyncakes (brooklyn) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Wilton Fondant Alphabet Number Cookie Cutter Cut Outs, Set of 37 (Kitchen)

these cutters are tiny, which means that on letters with small parts, like the E or the 8, they are impossible to get release without getting mangled. No amount of powdered sugar or cornstarch or blowing or gently prodding with back of a paintbrush will release these without hurting the letters.