Snail Tin Cookie Cutter 3.5 in - Foose Cookie Cutters - US Tin Plate Steel

It's a snail cookie cutter, folks. Not much to say here other than it's made well, and my snail-obsessed children love it like they've never loved a cookie cutter before. Because the eyes and neck are a little thinner, use some caution when cutting your dough. We didn't have any breakage issues, but I could see how that could be an issue if you're not careful.Perhaps the biggest benefit of this particular cookie cutter is that you can finally eat snails that taste delicious without being covered in a gallon of butter. Also, for as slow as snails are, I'm surprised at how quickly this arrived.

got a variety of these cookie cutters for Easter baskets so I have not "Used" them yet. They are not flimpsy, nice and solid and I can hardly wait til my tween sees them in her basket. I also bought fun decorations for cookie making so that her Easter basket isn't just sweets but a moment of opportunity for quality time. The sender was timely, efficient and packaging was very nice.

Made great cookies for my invasive species thesis defense.The cookies were a huge hit with my colleagues and professors.It was easy to use and held up very well. It is still in great condition.Well worth the money spent.

Haven't tried it yet. The reason I got it was my husbands nick name was snail. The grandchildren will think of grandpa every time I make them.Thanks so much.

Perfect size. Looks just like a snail

Friend used this to make cookies obviously. She had issues with the shape of the cookie because the neck part of the snail fell off easily.

Snail shaped cookies, what could be better?

Love this snail, but the neck is too skinny. Likes to break off when lifting up the dough. Recommend redesign with a fat neck. Otherwise, love it!