Ateco Plain Edge Round Cutters in Graduated Sizes, Stainless Steel, 11 Pc Set

I like the size of the container and the size of the cutter. It's still true. It's not a requirement that every product come with a sticker that's nearly impossible to remove, but it's the rule, why, oh why? The stickers on top of the can were so etched that I had to scrub and peel them off for about several minutes, leaving the surface abraded. Does the sticker have to be glued on the plastic bag or can you just use a sticker that can be peeled off easily? It's time for manufacturers to step up! You've got to have.

Atticus Manning

| Aug 14, 2021

Some of the smaller circles were used for my cake that I made for my PS4 controller. Having all the pieces neatly packaged in a tin and being easy to clean is the best part. The price is also much lower than if you used You'll be able to use these for a long time, Jen's cake design.

Margot Booker

| Jan 25, 2021

In the past, I would use cans, glasses, whatever I could find, but I wanted a crisp, firm cut for my biscuits so they would stay risen instead of being squashed. This was rated by America's Test Kitchen a couple years ago, so I decided to buy the actual cutters rather than the process. There is a beautiful difference between these and traditional biscuit cutters. They are sharp and easily cut through biscuits, puff pastry, cookies, but do not smoosh the edges so they still lift and are flaky. In addition, another aspect also has to do with storage and not cutting. As these rounds all fit into one another, as well as having tin tins with lids, they are easy to store, and don't get scattered everywhere in the drawer, which is very smart. This is true for the sizes as well. You can also use these to cut cookies and dumplings or pretty much anything else you want to be round.

Allie Rush

| Sep 21, 2020

There have been two rings that have come apart from the two I have used.

Hayden Chen

| Dec 10, 2020

You should save your money instead of wasting it on garbage.

Gerald Everett

| Mar 11, 2021

It's amazing how often they come in handy! I was unsure how often I would use these so I put them off. My primary use for them is cutting, but I also display them and plate them. The smallest corer I have helps me core my toddler's apple, and I cut countless other things to make fun shapes to The molds make it easy to make toast, sandwiches, potatoes, etc. They're really easy to clean, and they don't take up much space. Their sharpness and cutting ability make them perfect for cutting.

Arianna Friedman

| Sep 08, 2020

However, I'm surprised it is so small despite what is described as being the same. She asked me to get this so she could make mini cakes from regular cake using one size to cut out the mini cakes and then using the smaller size to add candy surprises to the mini cakes. We had a good time and are looking forward to doing A nice tin box holds all the pieces and is easy to clean.

Savanna Gould

| May 09, 2021

The only thing that makes me give them a 3. 5 are some of the sizes. One of the pieces in this set is a 1" cutter, and the other is a 2" cutter, which I needed but is not included. In the case of 1" or 1 1/8", 7/8" or 1 1/8" is the nearest measurement. It goes up from there. The closest thing to 2" is 1 7/8" and the next is 2 1/4". As a rule, I don't make cookies or biscuits that require specific sizing, but I was using these to replace my donut cutters. have not yet tried them but I imagine they will work just fine for my purposes. There is a feeling of sharpness along the edges. It feels sturdy to hold them. Among the measurements are their depth of 1 1/4" and their storage in a tin with a lid. I like it very much.

Mila Sellers

| Dec 20, 2020