Simple Success Cookie Press, 13-Piece

2nd year using this and still works great! Very easy to use!

Every year my wife makes Spritz Cookies (like her grandmother before her). And every year, she breaks the cheap cookie press that I bought her AFTER the previous year's bake-off! This year the cheap one from last Christmas didn't even make it through the second batch! Why tell you this? Because THIS "Wilton Success Cookie Press" IS DESIGNED AND BUILT TO LAST! I am "Over the top" with the quality and performance of this press. If you are - like me - tired of the cheap ones breaking...BUY THIS! You will NOT be disappointed. (Well, maybe just a tiny bit. Although there were plenty of die shapes, the one we like Nanny used to use was not there. But I simply used the "Right" one from the previous broken press and all was good. LOL)

I had a Mirror cookie press for 49 years and it broke this past Christmas while making our traditional cookies. I had a hard time trying to decide which type of press to purchase to replace my favorite press. I ended up purchasing the Wilton press since Wilton has been known for tools for baking. My Mom used Wilton all the time, so I expected that it would be a great product. It does not seem as sturdy as my other press but there is a feature that I do like better with the Wilton press. Each press clicks out a cookie which is nice that all cookies come out the same. The biggest issue is that the cookie sheets have to be cold (not room temp, but cold) before the press will release the cookie. I solved that minor issue by sticking the cookie sheet in the freezer for a couple of minutes. It is a little hard to press the trigger to release the cookie, but once you've done it a couple of times, you know what to expect. It is a little more difficult to clean than my other press but not so much that it would keep me from using it again. Overall, it's a good press for the money. I'm just having to get used to change which is not my favorite thing to do. LOL.

A cookie press is a necessity for the holidays. DO NOT get this one. It is cheap and plastic. I followed the Spritz cookie recipe on the box and the press is useless. The directions state "one click, one cookie", one click doesn't even push out the cookie dough through the stencil. It would take 7-15 clicks to get a full cookie. The handle doesn't always do a full click either and is hard to push. I ended up returning the press but I guess I am grateful for an arm workout... Pros: - Easy to load - Lots of cookie shape options Cons: - Cheap plastic - The handle does not always do a full click - The product doesn't work at all - no cookies made

My old cookie press broke and I needed a new one. I love The different designs in this one. It is easy to use with an easy grip.

Must have for classic holiday cookies. These are always a crowd favorite and never last long! They are the perfect size and taste great! The dough may seem sticky but I promise it needs to be a little soft in order to extrude into the shape. Love to add a little food color and sprinkles for extra flair. Great variety of shapes

Being a home baker, I bake cookies of different shapes & sizes frequently. So, this time I wanted to make spritz cookies, which were fairly new to me & in order to execute them, needed a cookie press. Now, although I wasn’t so inclined towards this one because it is made of plastic, I still bought it for its cheaper price. This cookie press will do the work however, the process is gonna be time consuming. Some shapes cutouts are easier than the others. Also, I usually admire Wilton products a lot but I don’t like this particular cookie press greatly. The first reason being the handle or the grip part, it has a cavity cave underneath which slips a lot while you press onto some shapes, so I have to clean all the butter/oil every time I do it & I am not liking that. Second, the cavity under the handle makes the cleaning process a tad bit difficult. what I do is I either shake or dab it multiple times making sure water doesn't linger in there. Moral of the story: if you are a home baker, & make tons of cookies frequently for your family & friends, invest in a metal cookie press. That one's gonna last forever, this one won't. Hope this helps!

Perfect! Cookie presses are something that a baker doesn't use very often, but when you need it, you need it. So, this was a reasonable price and a good value for something that I use, but not often.

This press was working so well until one of the disc’s and the area where the disc sat cracked. I loved using this cookie press so much and made me sad that I couldn’t find another one to purchase. As I was processing a return, Wilton offered to re-send a replacement. Now that’s great customer service! Will definitely buy from them again in future. So I gave them a 5 star review.

Estoy fascinada. Llego en fecha :), enseguida lo usé; es muuuy fácil de usar, sólo seguí las instrucciones; hice la receta de las pastisetas que es muy similar a la receta que aparece en la caja, es una masa muy ligera por lo cual pasa bien por las perforaciones, como se ve quedaron muy bien las galletas, sólo usé 3 discos. El único chiste es no despegar la prensa de la charola, hacer el disparo y levantar :), lo recomiendo.

Sehr einfach zu bedienen. Mit dem richtigen Teig klappt es sehr gut.

Very good cookie maker and it arrived very fast. Very impressed

use it for a special dessert. works as I intended it to