There are so many unique shapes and designs to choose from but deciding between metal and plastic cookie cutters can be tricky. Both options have their pros and cons but, in my opinion ...

Picture rows of heart-shaped cookies tumbling from gleaming copper cutters or chonky snowmen emerging from thick plastic shapes in the hands of a young niece or nephew. Whether it’s a tray of ...

Cookie cutters of tin, aluminum and even plastic have become popular kitchen collectibles that can range in price from $3 to well over $100. Since cookie cutters are still easy to find at antiques ...

Erica McClain, public relations manager at The New Generations of Harmony says,“We have loads of cookie cutters in the shop right now. Plastic and metal, copper and aluminum, some with red knobs ...

The rise of 3-D printing could threaten the Clarks’ juggernaut; some companies are using the technology to print plastic cookie cutters on demand in highly customized shapes. It’s also ...

and plastic cutters were introduced after World War II. While older cookie cutters had black handles, cutters made in the ’30s had green or red handles and were shaped like bullets. The handles ...

The holiday season is usually ushered in by familiar sites and sounds: The smell of a fresh-cut Christmas tree, the bright lights, and the sound of carols in the air. If you're in the kitchen, the ...