I See Cookies In My Future

I dug out this very old cookie set to make some Christmas cookies for my neighbors. I found a couple of new recipes to try and if it goes well may show them here.

[Lou Ann]

Oh! I haven’t seen one of those in forever! Fun!

[Milanie]

You set this up really nicely

[summerfield]

i used to have a couple of this gizmo. i think my sister in the old country is still using them. very creative to have it in dark background. aces!

[Kathy]

I like the way the copper color and the bushed nickel color glows against the black background. Good luck with those. After last year's misadventure with spritz cookies I washed the tool, packed it up ad sent it to the thrift store. Not enough bang for the buck.

[Terri]

I remember these! I had one but gave up on it many years ago. Wondering what shape the top image is? Is that a camel? Good luck and would love to see the end results.

[Diane]

I was just trying to explain to my family what a cookie press is! Mine seems to have been donated before one of our moves. Loved the cookies. Nice photo on the black background. Like the wear on the device.

[Diana]

That must be really old, all battered and bruised! Beautiful shot and presentation. Love the shapes for the cookies and hope we get to see them.

[Shutterbug]

Nice photo of the found equipment. Love the way the lighting catches the metal. Looking forward to seeing the finished product.

[Kathy A]

This looks really good on the black background. Good luck with the cookie making

[Marilyn Wigen]

Yours looks older than mine! And of course your presentation/composition is spot on!

[moni kozi]

What does this do? Does it apply icing? I don't fully understand.

[JackieR]

Oh I love this soooo much. Low key, rule if odds, diagonals and negative space. If I could fave more than once I would!

[Joan Robillard]

Oh whose mother didn't have one of these

[Nicole Campbell]

This recipe just popped up in my social feeds today - https://addapinch.com/classic-buttery-spritz-cookies-recipe/?utm_campaign=later-linkinbio-addapinch&utm_content=later-23043517&utm_medium=social&utm_source=linkin.bio

[Corinne C]

Love this

[Tunia McClure]

lucky neighbors

[Rick Schies]

A nice vintage baking accessory

[katy]

@louannwarren This one has been in the cupboard for years
@milaniet Very kind of you to say about this last minute shot
@summerfield glad you like it. Perhaps she can give me some pointers about how to use it?
@randystreat Thank you Kathy. I may be following suit after all the trouble I had with mine
@madamelucy I may be doing the same Terri. Yes it is a camel.
@eudora This one has been around for a few years but I think I would prefer a newer kind where the press is not a screw but a handle that is pulled. Thank you Diane
@ludwigsdiana It is quite old for sure. So glad you like it, Diana thank you
@shutterbug49 Thank you Debbie. I really appreciate that.
@kjarn Thank you Kathy. I needed that!
@marilyn I am sure mine is not much older than yours. Thank you for your kind words as always♥
@monikozi I am guessing you figured it out from my next shot?
@30pics4jackiesdiamond WOW that is a lot of praise for my last minute desperation shot! Thanks
@joansmor Good question. I know my grandchildren's mothers DON'T have one! LOL thanks for the nice comment and the follow Joan
@nicolecampbell how funny. Sometimes I think they track us! I used a gingerbread recipe and was thinking about you the entire time I was failing at this!
@corinnec So nice of you to say Corinne thanks
@tunia LOL! Too bad you don't live closer!
@digitalrn When you get to be my age there is lots of that!

[Mary Siegle]

I’m reading backward, so I already know how the cookie making went. Great photo of the device!

[katy]

@mcsiegle Sometimes it’s better to see the results before the problem isn’t it? Thanks Mary.