Cambom Clear Cookie Press Gun Kit with 16 Discs and 6 Icing Tips for DIY Biscuit Maker and Decoration（Green）

Ugh, this cookie press was one use only and in the trash it goes...Extremely hard to use (made butter cookies for Christmas). So hard on the hands and wrists. Broke on the first use. And my husband has been using cookie presses for years (bought this one to replace the old one that finally broke after years of making perfect cookies). Don't bother...keep looking for a better one!

I love this cookie press. I was easily able to make spritz cookies and also had fun decorating my cut out cookies. It is easy to switch out the discs for different shapes and also has a nice assortment of icing tips. I have purchased different cookie presses before but this one is the best.

I ordered this as a gift for my daughter. She says it works great as long as your dough is not too thick. She bought a roll of cookie dough (after her arms ached from trying to push through the dough she made) and the consistency of it was exactly what she needed and pressed through easily. She made a batch of cookies and they were perfect! Only used two times so I will update if her opinion changes.

This cookies press is easy to use. I was a little disappointed because I bought to make Christmas cookies. Sadly there weren't any Christmas Discs. It also comes shipped in a very basic box. The directions were barely there, good thing it is easy to figure out, and the one recipe that was on the paper was incomplete so it couldn't be used.

A little bit of a art to load it, but once mastered, the consistently sized deposits piped into baking molds or "piped" onto a cake as decoration via the piping nozzles supplied. I purchased this primarily to load mini cupcake pans that hold 24 mini's apieceI was not disappointedI will tell my baking friends to purchase this "pink kitchen caulk gun"

I used this cookie press for the first time this past Christmas. I used a package of sugar cookie mix and made the cutest variety of cookies. Everybody loved them & was surprised that I actually made them myself. I suggest not to grease your pan or use parchment paper so the cookies can cling directly to the pan. It was so easy.

This product as purchased to replace the one that was.lost when we moved. I on of these for years.

Trying to get this thing to work takes more time than rolling out the dough and using a cookie cutter. Ended up just making plain old rolled cookies because I couldn’t be bothered.