TredoniLong/Elongated Biscuits Cookie Maker Schablone/Bar ~2 inch (5cm) Meat Mincer Attachment, 4 Patterns Churros Dough Pastry Maker

This is the most useful tool of my late grandmother, she used to make very tasty cookies.Now my wife got the present and us too!

I had a Czech equivalent which lasted many years, till it eventually broke. It took me many weeks to research it; only to find the shipping from Europe was expensive & totally unreliable due to covid 19. After reading many reviews on Amazon; carefully measuring the meat grinder , etc., I took a chance and ordered it. It makes fabulous coconut cookies.Yes, it is slightly flimsy, but less chance of breaking, IMO.Kokosky (coconut cookies) made with this attachment: 250 grams unsalted butter, 200 grams sweetened coconut flakes, 600 grams of all purpose flour, 200 grams of sugar, 2 eggs, lemon zest. Melt the butter, add all other ingredients, kneed slightly, put into the fridge for about 30 minutes.With the attachment form small crescents and put them on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper. Preheat oven to 350F (175-200C), bake about 10 minutes or more till slightly darker on the edges.

You can't cancel the order once you placed it -- there is no cancel option available -- also it will take over 60 days to receive it if you are lucky and by the way you will pay 5 dollars for shipping it to you .. and lose the money when you return it. It turns out the cost is over 12 dollars, and it does not fit the kitchen aid attachments. Don't buy it.

This product is very flimsy but it fits perfectly in the kitchenaid meat grinder.Also, when using, dough oozes out on the side but not too much so it is manageable.I was able to shape my cookies so fast and I am just happy I could.

It fits Soviet meat grinder but the “Schablone/Bar with 4 patterns” is really flimsy and bendable. Now I understand what someone meant to use the toothpick. I think it will do the job though.

Like concept, however very loose. Will try another and if the same will return

I was hoping it would fit into my kitchen aid meat grinder but it did not :-(

Little flimsy but it does the job. I had to use a toothpick to keep it in place.I’m happy that I could reproduce one of my childhood deserts though.I used with my electric KitchenAid