Cookie press
Take my word for it: don't bother.
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just out of curiosity - why not to bother? did the cookies turn out bad or did the press just not work? used one myself once - the dough was a bit boring, but I the press worked out fine... check out mychristmas.blogspot.com sometime, and leave me a good christmas cookie recipe, or why not a knitting project for christmas present to someone? lots of hugs
S
Posted by
Sofie |
00:02
First of all, I made the dough from the recipe that came with the cookie press, but that didn't help. The dough came out like spaghetti and crumbled immediately. I thought that it should be more like cake mixture to make pretty cookies. I'll have to work something out. Also, the cookie press fell into pieces everytime I pushed the trigger. Not excellent.
Posted by
Linster |
17:33