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‘Tis the season to replenish your selection of cookie cutters and begin the baking extravaganza that is the holidays. For cookie lovers all over the nation and beyond, the holidays are about love, faith and an abiding addiction to those sugar-encrusted treats we call cookies. Thanks to a huge online selection of quality cookie cutters, bakers are able to make batches of cookies in shapes that are whimsical, nostalgic, comical or a little bit of all three. Read below as we discuss the options available to you in Christmas cookie cutters, and make this the year you take your cookie baking to new creative heights. These cutters make it possible. • Snowmen – Ah, the classic snowman. Cookie cutter providers make this cutter in virtually every size, from miniature to cookie cake. The snowman is a great example of a creative cutter that looks run-of-the-mill. Choose different sizes of snowmen cookie cutters and use icing to pipe faces onto the cookies after they are baked, and you’ll have a plate of different options to share with your guests. • Trees – Christmas tree cookie cutters fall into the “oldie but goodie” category. Again, piping icing onto the cookies when they are baked will give your cookies a finished look. These make a wonderful host or hostess gift. Pipe the first letter of the host or hostess’s last name onto the middle of each tree, and you have custom-made monogram trees to gift. Best of all, they’re edible! • Reindeers – Why not make your cookie cutters into a holiday display that’s so creative, people will (almost) not want to eat them? Hitch that Santa cookie to a whole sleigh pulled by his reindeer, complete with Rudolph’s bright red nose. It’s sure to be a hit. • Draw a mosaic on each cookie with icing, or provide plain cookies to your guests and have a “frosting party.” • The entire crèche – Yes, you can duplicate the birth of the Christ child in cookie form! Purchase a crèche cookie cutter set, and you’ll have the entire display at the ready, complete with the wise men, baby Jesus, Mary, Joseph and the barn. Perhaps you’ll find an extra-creative set with cutters in the shapes of frankincense and myrrh. Whether your cookies are known for their delectable taste, their creative form or both, you can make the decision to make this Christmas the holiday of the cookie. Happy baking, cookie lovers! The author has an immense knowledge on Christmas cookie cutters. Know more about cookie cutters related info in his website.
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