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Since it’s COOKIE WEEK we thought it’d be fitting to share several of our favorite kitchen tools and gadgets for making incredible cookies. In no particular order, here we go…
Baker’s Secret Cookie Dough Scoop– Get perfect scoops of cookie dough every time. I love how fast it is and how it leaves your hands mess-free. I use mine every single time I make cookies! See the cookie dough scoop here.
Non-Stick Silicon Baking Mat Set– These came highly recommended from a good friend and are currently on my wish list. There’s nothing more frustrating than spending time creating a gorgeous, delicious cookie recipe then to have them stick to the pans. These are less expensive than the brand name Silpat mats and are just as highly rated. See the Non-Stick Artisan Silicon Baking Mats here.
Nordic Ware Baking Sheets– I need to come clean and say I’m a cookie sheet snob. I know, I know, of all the things I can opt to be selective about it’s cookie sheets. At any rate, I spent many years going through cheap cookie sheets and then I decided to purchase a Nordic Ware set and I adore them. After 10+ years of use they still look nearly brand new. I have 3 Baker’s Half Sheets and 1 Baker’s Quarter Sheet. I need another quarter sheet- I end up using that size more often than I ever thought I would! See the Nordic Ware Baking Sheets here.
Non-Stick Cooling Racks– A good set of cooling racks are a must if you’re doing a lot of baking! I have several sets- the non-stick cooling racks pictured above are fantastic. If you’re looking for something larger, you can also try these stainless steel cooling racks here.
Wilton Cookie Cutter Set– Cookies just wouldn’t be the same without a good set of cookie cutters. I love the variety and durability of the Wilton sets. They’re moderately priced, work well and last forever.
- Halloween Wilton Cookie Cutter Set
- Christmas Wilton Cookie Cutter Set
- Football Wilton Cookie Cutter Set (so fun!)
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