MINI COOKIE CUTTER

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Browse through our great selection of mini cookie cutters for all occasions. We find the best quality products and look for special sales or discounts. Read the reviews at the bottom of this page to see what other customers at Amazon.com thought about these and other popular cookie cutter sets. A mini cookie cutter can be for much more than your cookies too. Use them for arts and crafts, projects for your children with supervision, or find your own creative uses.

Rolled sugar cookie dough is the perfect start for your creations, with colored icing to top things off and to add designs or words on top of your cookies. A mini cookie cutter in the type you're looking for will help make your project or recipe come to life.

Letters, numbers, animals, objects, there's no end to the different kinds of cookie cutters you can choose from.

Below is a random selection. Click the arrows to rotate through them, and click on the one you'd like more information about. If you don't see what you need you can click any item and search for what you're looking for once you're at Amazon.

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	Fox Run 35piece Mini Alphabet and Number Cookie Cutter Set This all metal mini cookie cutter set includes 26 alphabet cutters and 9 piece number set. $19.99
	Wilton Halloween Mini 12 Piece Cutter Set Set of 12 mini cookie cutter set, includes: pumpkin, skull, witch's hat, tombstone, bat, acorn, cat, house, maple leaf, moon, oak leaf, and ghost. $5.29
	Fox Run Animal Mini Cookie Cutter Set Set of 9 animal themed cutters, includes: turkey, deer, chick, dog, bunny, owl, cat, pig and cow shapes. $6.99
	R & M Mini Alphabet Cookie Cutter Set Alphabet mini cookie cutter set, great for crafts too. $11.99
	Ateco Round Pastry Cookie Cutter Set 12-pc. This 12 piece pastry cookie cutter set is made from professional gauge tinned steel. Useful for make types of baking. $17.99
	R & M Mini Vegetable Cookie Cutter Set, Tin Another cute set of mini cookie cutters, this one with fun vegetable shapes. $8.99
	R & M Mini Number Cookie Cutter Set Numbers set of mini cookie cutters with storage tin. $8.99
	R & M Mini Christmas Cookie Cutters with Wooden Gift Box A high quality and affordable gift set of taditional mini Christmas cookie cutters with a beautilful wooden gift box. $9.99
	7 Piece Easter Mini Cookie Cutter Set Make cute bunny, egg, and other mini Easter cookie cutter shapes. $8.99
	Mini Tea Set Cookie Cutters With Recipe Pie Decorating Mini tea set cookie cutters. $12.99
	Mini Valentine 6 Piece Cookie Cutters Set High quality with unique mini Valentine cookie cutter shapes. $7.99
	Mini Dog Bone 5 Piece Set, Tin Dog themed mini cookie cutters. $8.99
	Harold's Kitchen Insects & Flowers Cookie Cutters, Set of 11 in a Tin Insects, Butterflies, and flower mini cookie cutter shapes. $9.99
	Wilton Mini Cookie Cutter set of 12 $8.99 (currently 10% off = $8.11)

Always read reviews before you buy to see what others think. Here are a few reviews on some popular mini cookie cutters from Amazon.com:

Wilton Mini Cookie Cutter set of 12

By B. D. Shaver "Writerpro" (Houston, TX, USA) - Lots of variety available with this mini-cookie cutter set. However, unlike most Wilton products, this set rusted after one round in the dishwasher. I will not buy another set like this one because it did rust so rapidly.

By Amanda Timberlake (Kentucky) - These are just the right size to cut out fondant designs. I haven't had any problems with rusting - I rinsed the cutters with water then sat them on a paper towel to dry. I think the previous reviewer's product rusted because they were placed in the dishwasher - the description plainly states they are not dishwasher safe.

Fox Run Animal Mini Cookie Cutter Set

By Cookie Contessa "cookie queen" (Byron, CA) - OK, so they are cute but are basically only good for pastry, like cutting pie crust for a decorative pie edge. I wanted them for actual cookies. Although you can cut them out and bake them as sugar cookies, the shape is lost so small.

By Amanda Timberlake (Kentucky) - These shapes are so cute, I couldn't pass them up. I use them to cut out fondant designs. To wash, I rinse them with water then set them on a paper towel to dry - I haven't experienced any rusting yet.

By Consumer in Kentucky - These mini cookie cutters are about the size of store-bought animal crackers. They are so small, though, that some of the detail of the animal is hard to see and hard to get out of the cutter. They cut well and have a rim on the top side of the cutter that protects your hands from sharp edges.

By K. Scheppke (San Diego, CA USA) - These cookie cutters are fabulous because they cut bite-sized cookies in interesting animal shapes. Unlike other animal shaped cookie cutters, these cutter shapes are detailed enough so that even after the cookies bake and the edges round out, it's still easy to identify the various animals. Because these cutters aren't made of stainless steel, they do need to be dried thoroughly. I found using a hair dryer to be a quick and effective way to get all the water off of them, especially in the hard to reach corners.

By Margaret A. Barton "cool mom" (Tehachapi, CA) - I don't like my kids to have too much sugar, but I don't want them to feel deprived either. These mini-cookie cutters are a great way to compromise. They love to help make the little cookies and they love to eat them. The animal shapes appeal to my little ones, too.

Christmas Linzer Cookie Cutter Set (7-pc. set)

By Susan A. Logsdon "Crafty" (somewhere in So. Jersey) - Nice set of cookie cutters. Occassionally the center cutter will slip out of the outer cutter, but I think this could happen with any set. The cookies were a big hit over the Christmas holidays and I'll be buying other holiday sets as well.

By J.C. "Ahleha" (Chicago IL) - These cutters are hard to put back together and do not cut center very well. If you are very patient you MAY get good results, but the cookie cutting is slow going.

By Pasquale DiCintio Jr. "Pat" (Parker, CO USA) - The Linzer cookie cutter served its purpose. The recipe that came with it was also good. It could use a little better instruction on how to put the cutter back together after it gets separated for washing.

Fox Run 26-Piece Alphabet Cookie Cutter Set

By Patsy L. Rosas - We made cookies of peoples names and used them for place settings at my daughters birthday party... big hit!!! Perfect size!

By S. Burnham - Sturdy cookie cutters but they are a lot smaller than I expected. The image shown is true to size! Makes it hard to cut anything remotely sticky cause it just gets stuck in the cutter.

By Danielle B. (Wichita KS) - I used them once and the begin rusting at the seems. They are cheap and the letter are too small to use for anything. Next time, I'm buying plastic and a larger size.

By Amalfi Coast Girl (Mid-Atlantic, USA) - An avid home cook that is a collector of both cookbooks and cooking gadgets writes this review. I purchased this product because my cooking has progressed to the point that I am as concerned about presentation as I am the taste of the food I fix for my family. I use this product to make fancy cuts on cookies, pie dough and raw vegetables. I have summarized my observations of this product below: Pros: 1. Easy to change the shape of the cutout 2. Small size means easy to store 3. Excellent for cookie dough as well as chilled pastry and raw vegetables 4. Easy to clean by hand 5. Makes a very impressive cookie or pie crust that is deceptively simple Cons: 1. Of limited usefulness but still quite fun (It wouldn't be the first kitchen gadget I would add to my collection) 2. Small size means it should not go into the dishwasher unless you want them to end up in the bottom If you are wondering what you could do with these, here are some suggestions: 1. Happy Birthday on a top pie crust (cut out dough from the top crust or add dough letters to the top) 2. Message cut out of the top of a quesadilla 3. Monogrammed cookies 4. Monogram tea sandwiches 5. Cut out letters from cooked veggies and use the rim of a plate to send a message 6. Monogrammed french fries of polenta (the potato will needed to be thinner than normal to successfully cut it out) The options are really endless if you are creative. I think messages in lunches are a nice way to remind those that you love that you are thinking about them. Overall, if you are looking for way to enhance the appearance of the food you serve your family you will get a lot of use out of these.

Harold's Kitchen Leaf Cookie Cutter Set

By L. Karpen (Oslo, Norway) - They are small yes, but that is in the description. I found that they're better for things other then cookie dough, or that the dough has to be somewhat stiff since some of the leaves break aparpt easily, but some come out wonderfully.

By S. Alexander "holly homemaker" (Houston, TX) - I haven't used the cookie cutters yet, but they were a bit smaller than I had anticipated. If you're going to make tiny cookies, then these are perfect. Also, the shapes aren't as distictive as the picture would have you believe. The edges of the leaves are very rounded and one doesn't even look like a leaf.

By Sunny in the Northwest (Bellingham, WA United States) - These are cute tiny cookie cutters- I planned to use them for tiny shortbread cookies. I hand-washed them, put them on my dish rack to dry, and the next day there was rust creeping out of the folded metal tops. I don't like rust in my cookies... I gave them two stars instead of one because they are unique shapes and feel sturdy. If it wasn't for the rust, these would be great.

By RobinJ (Hoover, AL USA) - The product description clearly states that the cookie cutters are each about 1" in size. Unfortunately, I didn't read it carefully before I ordered, so I was disappointed when they arrived. But I'm still very pleased with them, because they're perfect for crafting pie crust decorations--my pies will never again look ordinary, now that I can garnish them with "leaves" made of piecrust dough. :-) This is a good product... but I still plan to purchase larger leaf-shaped cookie cutters to make cookies with.

By LJE (Baltimore, MD, USA) - The cookie cutters are too small. The cookies are too small and tiny. For some shapes, I could not even get the cookies out without them falling apart.

By Nicole Peters (Massachusetts) - I can't imagine they'd make really great cookies, since they're so small, but they're amazing for decorating anything. I have used them to cut cheese, tofu, fruits, vegtables, flat bread, anything! They look beautiful and they're sharp enough to cut into pretty much anything. Really great.

By D. Mininger (Colorado) - These little cutters are great for making bento, but they also get my picky toddler to eat more veggies. You gotta love that! I have also used them to cut out maple-leaf shapes from scraps of pie crust dough to decorate pumpkin pie for Thanksgiving, too.

By M. K. Foley (Prospect Heights, IL USA) - Nice and sharp and clean up easily. And I like the handy storage tin. I used them to cut decorations for pie crusts and mini cookies for the holidays. I liked the crust decorations especially and will use them to decorate my pies on a regular basis. Such a little touch makes a big difference. When baking the cookies I had to cut my bake time down considerably. Watch them closely, the small cookies burn easily.

Snowflake Cookie Cutter Set - 5 pcs

By Idaho Spud (Sandpoint, ID) - These make very pretty sugar cookies! I had problems with the largest one, but that was probably just me. I was only able to use the two smaller ones, because the large one would lose it's shape when I picked it up off the counter. Decorated with blue frosting, these make great gifts!

By Chris the Gardener - Three sizes of snowflakes and two smaller inset pieces provided a range of options for my holiday sugar cookies. I like that I can make snowflakes that are more than just outlines. Very cool set to own! Need a pointy something to release the cookie parts from the small cutouts and awkward to clean. These nuisances are minor though and do not even come close to outweighing the cool shapes that can be cut.

Wilton Fondant Alphabet Number Cookie Cutter Cut Outs, Set of 37

By NicoleMD "nikki" (NY) - When you view this item, it doesn't show how small the cookie cutters actually are. The dimensions are the total dimension of the package!!!! They are TINY, there is no way you can even make cookies that small. I can't beleive these are called cookie cutters, now I have to ship them back, and order life size cookie cutters. Hopefully they will arrive in time for my nephews birthday party. So that I can make him "2" cookies!!!!! Very dissapointed.

By skribbles76 (Long Island, NY) - These cutters are great and a perfect size for cake and some cookie decorating. The letters release much easier when the fondant is slightly thicker. Also, the Wilton Fondant 10-piece Tool Set comes with the modeling sticks and the smallest stick is helpful in releasing the fondant from the cutter.

By Rafael Avila "RAFAEL AVILA" - This product is very simple and can be used with many types of pasta, jelly, crackers masses, etc.. I am very happy with the product

By brooklyncakes (brooklyn) - these cutters are tiny, which means that on letters with small parts, like the E or the 8, they are impossible to get release without getting mangled. No amount of powdered sugar or cornstarch or blowing or gently prodding with back of a paintbrush will release these without hurting the letters.

By Grace "Napa Chef" (Napa, CA.) - I bought this set for my classroom. They have nice sharp edges and give a clean cut. True, the characters are not large- but the scale is perfect for using on cakes, etc. As for using them, I find that I roll my fondant out a little thicker- and make sure that it is even (Try the new rolling pins with height spacers). I also find that if I chill my fondant sheet after rolling for a few minutes it is easier to handle the characters!

By Stuart|Anne (Seattle, WA) - Perhaps I wasn't paying enough attention when I ordered these but the cutters are way smaller than I expected. They are literally 3/4 of an inch high and generally slightly less than that wide. Unfortunately the small size means the cut out part are really thin in places. So much so that for some letters it's all but impossible to get the cut out shape out in one piece. For example on a P, the upper bar is so thin that every one tore. Wilson used to make some 2" cutters which worked well, and they do make 3" ones both in metal and plastic. Unless you are really looking for small detailed letters, I would have to recommend either of those over these tiny ones.

Progressive International Biscuit and Cookie Cutter Set

By Katherine Kincade "Kate" (Big Spring, TX) - This biscuit and cookie cutter set is great. It is also cheaper to buy this set than the 2 metal sets available to do the same job. Very easy to clean, and not affected by the water of West Texas that damages anything made of metal!

By W. Barrett (tampa, fl United States) - You get a lot for your money here and they work just fine; just keep in mind that if you can cut with both sides then both sides are pretty sharp. In hindsight, I don't need this many cutters so I would have preferred a blunted side to use as a handle instead of double-sided. Also, if you don't need a million more pieces in your kitchen, this might not be the set for you. On the other hand, they store easily and clean up easily as well.

By Ellie Kate (Siloam Springs, AR USA) - I love these cutters! They are a great value since there are two sides for each size giving you a choice of a scalloped or plain cut. I use them for biscuits, cookies, and yeast rolls. And, they have a very handy container to keep them organized.

By ROBERT "bob" (LACRESCENTA, CA USA) - I also found the 3 7/8 inch fits perfectly into a one pound coffee can that I used for making Perogi, it makes it more comfortable than the ruffled edge. Very well made, and the size is printed on each cutter.

By S. J. Clarke (Houston, Tx USA) - I've had this set of cutters for over a year and have used them more times than I can count. I use the largest size to make hamburger buns, the smaller sizes to make bite size cookies. There's sizes perfect for sandwich cookies,sugar cookies and biscuits. You have a choice of scalloped edge or flip it over and use a straight edge. They've easily cut every type dough I've used them on and they come packaged in a clear round container than keeps them all together instead of being scattered in different drawers and cabinets. I have two large boxes of cookie cutters but this is the set I always reach for.

By Bob Rogers (Texas) - I was looking for biscuit cutters on Amazon and there were so many to choose from. I decided on this set and am so glad I did. There are a bunch of sizes and the store nicely inside each other. You can make biscuits or cookies with smooth edges or wavy edges. A good find.

By Dwight (USA) - I only realized when I took these out of the box that the "handle" end could be used to make circles. These are a thin sharp plastic. They are the best price for what they can do of all the cookie cutter sets. I finally decided on these after reading Chocolate and Zucchini's tool reviews. Now my shortbread cookies will no longer be Salvador Dali-esque. Cookies are very unhealthy so I am happy to get this smaller set for ten dollars instead of the larger Ateco metal sets for Round and Crinkle shapes that would have cost $30.

By "mvarble" (Missouri, USA) - This set is SO handy! My mom has one and after trying hers I am hooked. :) I have just ordered one for myself.