Metal cookie cutters are commonly made from aluminum, stainless steel, copper, and tin. These materials can rust if they are left in water too long but following caretaking instructions can help ...

If you use commercial metal cookie cutters (or make your own ) it can be tempting to leave them in the sink for a while before cleaning and putting t. Skip to Main Content.

Cookie cutters are a valuable tool in every kitchen because they add precision and whimsy to what you’re baking. We chatted with cookbook authors and food bloggers to find the nine best tools ...

"A cookie-cutter solution doesn't exist." But solutions are needed, since research shows the deer are here to stay, other experts said during a panel on deer management in East Lansing last month.

Most old cookie cutters sell for less than $20 and can be found in antique stores or on the Internet, but buyer beware, a similar cutter found at a thrift shop for $3 may sell for $80 on the Internet.

Both metal and plastic cookie cutters have their pros and cons, and ultimately the ones you use should be the ones that best fit your needs. Simple Christmas wreath cookies or stars may come out ...