I am trying to find out what this item is, its metal, vintage, and it has detachable handles, cookie cutter like pieces in bell, star, snowflake and butterfly. Please see at [URL removed] Item number 42614184
I can’t get the picture to transfer over. I would appreciate any help. Thanks
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TRENDYSTYLES5 Reputation: 25 See TRENDYSTYLES5's booth |
sweedish rosette cookie maker. see [URL removed]
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on google
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BARNTIQUES859 Reputation: 234 See BARNTIQUES859's booth |
looks like cookie cutters/or branding irons (sorry couldn’t resist) to me…but here is your picture
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TrinketBox Reputation: 3805 See TrinketBox's booth |
The bell does not go with the other pieces – it is a cookie cutter
The other pieces are used to dip in batter and deep fry in oil to make a swedish cookie. My Mom use to make these when I was a kid (many moons ago) they were delicious especially with cinnamon and sugar sprinkled on them.
Hope this helps you
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Barb'sPlace Reputation: 86 See Barb'sPlace's booth |
Rosette Cookie Maker! I have one of these and use it All the time with my grandchildren. they love putting the powdered sugar on them. I want to add this though……. These are not the same as Pizzeles. This maker you dip in batter and deep fry them. a Pizzelle maker you pour the batter on and and press the maker down and cook to make the pattern.
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gramagrama Reputation: 54 See gramagrama's booth |
Rosetta Cookie cutter got one just like it makes the best cookies. You have to eat them all before they get soft. lol
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adelberta3 Reputation: 120 See adelberta3's booth |
It’s called a Pizelle iron with interchangeable heads. You dip in batter with the handle & fry. Had one for years. They are delicious! Dust with powdered sugar! Yumm!
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ATreasureCottage Reputation: 12 See ATreasureCottage's booth |
We dig them out of cupboard every Christmas. One of the kids favorite holiday cookies, dusted with powdered sugar!!
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collecthappy Reputation: 20 See collecthappy's booth |
Thanks everyone for the answers, I really appreciate this
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TRENDYSTYLES5 Reputation: 25 See TRENDYSTYLES5's booth |
Just had to put my 2 cents in… It’s not a Pizzelle iron—those are large — like a waffle iron. It is a Rosette Cookie Maker (except for the bell cookie cutter.) Yum. My mother-in-law used to make Pizzelles and my husband’s aunt used to make Rosette Cookies. All good.
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RosaInGlousta Reputation: 14 See RosaInGlousta's booth |
Not sure if they are vintage we got our two years ago new in the package.
What you have is a Rosette Irons we got ours Zehnders German Restaurant and sold to them by Kitchen Supply Company Forest Park Illinois 60130 You will be able to get directions, batter recipe and helpful hints on how to make them. The Retail Price was $15.98 They sell the cook book and the Redi-Made Rosette Mix.
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CandleWarmerStore Reputation: 73 See CandleWarmerStore's booth |
I have one of these … bought it for making the most wonderfully different cookies (fried) … the handle with chosen design attached is dipped into the batter, then into your very hot oil … they pop off of the oil and are scooped out … put on a paper towel and when they’re all done, powdered sugar is shaken over them.
You can eat a bazillion!
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Sarah564254 Reputation: 26 See Sarah564254's booth |
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