Round-12

Most importantly, these are a must have for any baker (or cook) to have in their kitchen toolbox. There are so many applications for these: Biscuits, eggs, burger patties, pastry cutter, doughnuts, English muffins, etc.I initially bought these to make crumpets with and it didn't work out so well. The dough would stick to the rings, even if I greased them. You can make it work, but it's a huge pain and silicone rings ended up working much better. However, that said, these still have many applications.I snicker a bit when I read people complaining that these aren't sturdy or bend easily. Look, you're buying a very inexpensive product. Have appropriate expectations for what you're paying. You would need to squeeze these pretty hard to bend them. Under normal conditions these aren't likely to bend. I have not had any problems with rust, but you should probably dry them and not let them sit in your sink for hours.I think they look nice and I'm glad I bought them, even if they didn't work out great for what I originally intended them for. I'm glad I have them and they take up such little space.

With all of the different sizes, let your imagination run wild! Stop using old jar lids, and make better pastries the easy way. I made a 3D car with wheels by cutting out the different sizes, and using frosting to stick it together. Very silly, but fun. It next time I'll make a choo-choo train.

I needed (or wanted) perfect circles all the time with dough circles and I used to use a very cheap circle that bends all the time. Previous to this, I used bottle caps but those mushes the dough on the edges and does not make perfect circles so I was frustrated with it. I went to a stonre and my second set that was cheap but I think my hand pushes too hard and bends. This one now, so far, makes the perfect cut without a lot of pressure and does not bend. Much easier life for me making circles. The only thing is I hope that they had put handles to make it a lot easier especially when someone has serious arthritis on the fingers like I do. Overall, it is a great buy for me.

These are decent ring molds, I like the number of them as well as the little carrying case. But they don't lie perfectly flat on the cooking surface, which makes them not the best for cooking round eggs. Also, they do feel a little thin/cheap. Definitely worth getting, especially for cutting shapes into doughs/other tasks like that, but I do think that they could be a bit better.

These are great! They are not cheap and flimsy. Great value!

Unlike some of the problems encountered by others, my set are round, no bends and lid easily comes off/on.I used a sharpie to mark sizes on each side of each cutter.I like that there is some space between them while stored so it is easier to choose one.Using mainly the 3.75, 4 and 4.4 sizes for pot stickers and wontons.Inexpensive and cannot speak to longevity but with my infrequent use, they should last my lifetime.

I see that some reviews don't seem to like these cookie cutters, but I have to say they seem pretty good to me. I would imagine that is your in the kitchen all day long making cookies or biscuits you might want a more expensive set. As far as the seam is concerned it's doesn't seem to be soldered but the seam is solid. For the top not going back on, I found that by holding the bottom part of the can in one hand and giving the lid a little twist I able to push in on the side and in goes in easily. True, it's not a snap on but for the price it's seems OK to me.

I like that the cutters are very solid and can be used for forms. Also all individual cutters are stored in a tin storage container,