Ann Clark Princess Tiara and Crown Cookie Cutters 2-Pc Set Made in USA
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Ann Clark Princess Tiara and Crown Cookie Cutters 2-Pc Set Made in USA
- 2-Piece Crown Cookie Cutter Set: Create beautifully regal, crown-shaped biscuits and bake like royalty. Perfect for children’s parties, fairy-tale birthdays, baby showers, afternoon teas, school events, hen dos, bake sales, and any celebration that calls for a touch of majestic charm!
- Made in USA and Family Owned for over 35 Years: Ann Clark is America’s largest cookie cutter maker. Ann and her family have made over 50 million cookie cutters in their Rutland, Vermont, factory.
- Perfect Sizes: Crown (10.8cm x9.5cm) and Princess Crown (12.7cm x 7.6cm). Made from certified food-safe American steel to cut cleanly through dough, with rolled upper edge for gripping.
- Experience the Joy of Baking with Family! We’re here to make it easy with recipes, tips, and how-to videos on our Amazon store. We celebrate the experiences of real bakers and cookie decorators, and use AI to create some of our advertizing visuals.
- You’ll Love Baking Cookies: Decorate with your favorite colors of royal icing, frosting and sprinkles. Your cookies will look great, taste great, and be fun to make.
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