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Showing posts with label cookies. Show all posts

Thursday, June 28, 2012

The Pampered Chef New Style Cookie Press with Disks Review

The Pampered Chef New Style Cookie Press with Disks
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ordered this cookie press and it is the worst cookie press i have every used - it does not perform as indicated on the Use and Care insert. It wastes tons of dough and the inner metal press is too small for the barrel!

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Thursday, January 19, 2012

Tupperware Ice Prisms Medium Bowl Review

Tupperware Ice Prisms Medium Bowl
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Was looking for a good medium sized bowl to compliment my new kitchen - - this tupperware product is of the highest quality.

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Wednesday, November 30, 2011

Wilton Cookie Pro Ultra II Cookie Press Review

Wilton Cookie Pro Ultra II Cookie Press
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Overall I found this to be a good cookie press, especially for the money.
The barrel is made of plastic, not glass, which was disappointing.It's fairly sturdy, but also doesn't weigh a ton. It comes apart easily which is nice for cleaning or changing the shape during cookie making. I've read reviews where people complained about the ratcheting action not working - mine worked perfectly, or the dough not sticking (this has more to do with the type of pan you use or the type of dough than the cookie press). Don't buy this press thinking you can use the premade store cookie dough - it's just too thick! The only cookie presses this might be possible with would be professional grade = $$$$$. The recipes Wilton provides are lousy, but you can find many good spritz cookie recipes - check out Recipes.com - that work fine with this press.
Some tips that I've learned after owning this for a while.... refrigerate the cookie press for about an hour before you intend to use it. The colder the barrel, the easier the dough slides through and the better shape you get. Also, try putting your cookie sheets in the freezer for several hours before making the cookies - the dough will stick to a frozen cookie sheet just like your tongue would.


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Making traditional spritz cookies has never been so easy! Cookie Pro' Ultra II is designed to be the easiest to fill, most comfortable press you've ever used. And, with 16 terrific shapes, including 4 fun mini cookie designs, your holiday cookie baskets will be more festive than ever! Includes complete instructions and delicious recipes.

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Saturday, November 19, 2011

Tupperware 12" Round Pie Keeper. White with Yellow Seal Review

Tupperware 12 Round Pie Keeper. White with Yellow Seal
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Pie holder is over priced. I can fit a normal 2 crust pie inside of it easily, but the shallow depth would never allow a meringue pie to fit inside without mashing the topping.

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Sunday, October 9, 2011

Norpro Stainless Steel Scoop, 1 Tablespoon, 35mm Review

Norpro Stainless Steel Scoop, 1 Tablespoon, 35mm
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I knew there had to be a scoop made for serious cookie makers. This scoop withstands the thickest cookie dough imaginable. What astounded me was that the cookie dough released so easily. Squeeze after squeeze my amazement grew, the handle didn't break. Being made of stainless steel gives this scoop the stability needed to withstand pressure on the handle. Did I forget to mention that along with brawn you get beauty too?

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Norpro's spring action Stainless Steel Scoop is 8 inches/20cm in length and holds 1 Tablespoon/.5 ounces.Ideal for scooping ice cream, scoop and drop cookie dough, use as a meatballer, as a fruit/melon baller and also great for dishing up pet food

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Thursday, July 21, 2011

Wilton Comfort Grip Cookie Press Review

Wilton Comfort Grip Cookie Press
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I love baking cookies. It's my hobby and I make more cookies than I could possibly eat. Making the simple spritz is something that I have never made before so I wanted to buy in inexpensive press to see if I would like it. I read the reviews prior to buying so I was leery and didn't know what to expect but I liked the price. I didn't use the recipe on the box because I have a cookie "bible" that I always get my recipes from. (please see end of review for recipe- it's a keeper, trust me!)
In the end, everything about this press was easy and quick. For so many times of rolling and molding and dropping cookies to be able to simply place and squeeze was a welcome change. The tube was easy to fill, the trigger was accurate and the cookies were cute. I will note that in order for the trigger to work the plunger teeth *must* be facing the handle. Nowhere in the directions does it say this and I was confounded when it wasn't clicking at first. After fooling for a minute I figured out what I needed to do. The trigger was comfortable and easy to use. Even my 4 year old helped. Every cookie looked like a clone of the next.
Taking note of the reviews of broken plastic pieces I was very aware of how tight I was tightening the threads as I believe that was the cause of the problem with many of these reviewers. The rings only need to be finger tightened. There is no need to give an extra twist to make it air tight. The press actually need a bit of air exchange in order to work properly so it is probably why reviewers were also having problems with dough leaking around the rings.
I hope this helps some make a decision, I had no problems with my press and I believe it will be a good one to have for the yearly Christmas cookie bake marathon!
Christmas Spritz
2 1/4 cup flour
1/4 tsp salt
1 1/4 cup powdered sugar
1 cup butter, softened
1 egg
1 tsp almond extract
1 tsp vanilla extract
food coloring, optional
Preheat to 375. Mix butter and powered sugar in mixer bowl and beat until creamy. Beat in flavorings and egg. Gradually add flour and salt until well blended. Tint if desired. Bake for 10 minutes or until just set and not yet brown.

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Make classic Spritz cookies or savory crackers for any occasion with Wilton's Comfort Grip Cookie Press. The plastic press is designed with a clear barrel for easy refilling. The fluted bottom raises the press off the cookie sheet for perfect shapes. And the ergonomic, easy-squeeze handle is comfortable in your hands. The Comfort Grip press comes with twelve plastic disks in a wide assortment of shapes, including a Christmas tree, wreath, ribbon, pumpkin, heart, and assorted flowers, to make Spritz cookies or even savory crackers for any occasion. Hand wash and wipe dry. Spritz recipe included. Measures 5.5 by 2.2 by 8.5 inches.

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