Cookie Cutter Mini | Cooking and Baking Accessories

History:
Cookie cutters have existed since around 2000 B.C. when the peoples of Mesopotamia and Egypt used ceramic molds for their baked sweets. These cookie molds evolved into intricately carved shapes or designs fashioned from wood and other materials in the 1500s.

By the end of the 1700s tinsmiths began making cookie cutters from tin and other soft metals. With the Industrial Revolution came mass production of cookie cutters and the first documented mail order catalog selling cookie cutters dated 1869. In the 1920s mass production of aluminum cookie cutters began and households across the country have embraced these convenient and fun new tools ever since.

We've gathered together a great selection of cookie cutters from the top online retailers. We hope this enhances your browsing experience and helps you to find exactly what you're looking for!

Amazon

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Wal-Mart

Nordic Ware 3-D Series Cookie Cutter Set $11.96	Nordicware Kitchenware Halloween 3-D Cookie Cutter Set $9.99	Nordicware Kitchenware Chistmas / Winter Cookie Cutter Sheet $7.99	Nordicware Kitchenware Halloween / Harvest Cookie Cutter Sheet $7.99
Progressive Cookie Cutters and Stencils $12.96	Alphabet & Number Cut Outs Cookie Cutters $14.00	Plastic Cookie Cutters Assorted Shapes, 101/Pkg $14.99	Oster Inspire Hand Mixer $33.99 Check out this handy kitchen tool for a great price

Kitchen Universe

Cuisipro Snap Fit Cookie Cutters Fluted Shapes - Set of 5 $6.95	Cuisipro Snap Fit Cookie Cutters Geometric Shapes - Set of 5 $8.95	Cuisipro Snap Fit Cookie Cutters Heart Shapes - Set of 5 $6.95	Cuisipro Snap Fit Cookie Cutters Holiday Tree Shapes - Set of 5 $6.95
Kaiser Circle Cookie Cutter - Set of 3 $3.95	Kaiser Star Cookie Cutter - Set of 3 $3.95	Kaiser Tulip Fluted Linzer Cookie Cutter $4.25	Kaiser Star Linzer Cookie Cutter $5.25

Cooking.com

$11.95

$24.50

UnbeatableSale.com

$11.97

$11.98

$18.33

$20.48

$20.61

$10.82

$20.93

$20.61

$20.48

$14.78

$18.33

$19.96

$20.61

$19.96

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Make cooking fun and easy with cookie cutter mini sets and other handy cookie making products.

Make your own cookie cutter mini!

What you need:
1. Some empty tin cans. You can use a soup can, tuna can, or any other empty can you have lying around waiting to be recycled. Wash it out with hot water and soap first.

2. Next you'll need a pair of pliers and your imagination. You can use the pliers to bend the can into any shape that is mostly round; like a flower, a pumpkin, a heart, a face, a ghost, or you could even make a square or triangle with a little more bending and some hand strength. After you're done you have a fun and free cookie cutter that is also environmentally friendly! Please remember to supervise your children closely, the cans usually have a sharp edge inside.