Wilton (Wilton) Cookie Pro Ultra II Cookie Press Cookie Pro Ultra II Deluxe Cookie Press American Version

Wilton (Wilton) Cookie Pro Ultra II Cookie Press Cookie Pro Ultra II Deluxe Cookie Press American Version

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Descriptions

Wilton – Cookie Pro Ultra II. Making spritz cookies has never been so easy. Designed for comfort with a soft – grip trigger and an hourglass barrel. The See Through Barrel takes the guess work out of keeping your press full. Finger grips makes changing the disks a breeze. The non-slip silicone bottom ring keeps press securely placed on cookie sheet. Set Includes 12 full-sized shaping disks in basic and holiday shapes and 4 Bonus Disks for making fun bite sized cookies. Press Measurements: when empty: approximately 8.5 H x 2.5 W x 5.25 D inches. Contains complete instructions and delicious recipes.

Comes with standard discs Pack of 12
Decorative disc with 4 panels
Lower Material Aluminum (Handle) The Praxis (process) (Transparent)

Item Model

‎2104-4018

Technical Specification

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer‏: ‎No
Manufacturer‏: ‎Wilton
Item model number‏: ‎2104-4018

Byline

Brand: Wilton

Merchant

Sold by: HOCAOGLU GROUP

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Review

Mr. D. N. Sumption

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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 22, 2016

This is an interesting idea, and I was really keen to try it. It does make the process of making regular-shaped cookies a little easier, but overall I think the downsides mean that it's one of those gadgets which seems a nice idea, but is destined to be used once and then relegated to the back of the cupboard.Firstly, using it is a bit of a strain (though this obviously depends on the density of your cookie dough). As is taking it apart after using it - my (adult) daughter was completely unable to do this, as the end got stuck on, and it took the two of us quite some time and effort to get it off. Then, of course, you have to clean it - a bit fiddly. And the end result? A bit neater and more regular than hand-made cookies, but again this varies with your oven and how much the cookies rise - we found that, even though the cookies looked nice and neat going in, they were still heterogeneous blobs when they came out.All in all, fun to try, but I can't see myself using it often.

Mr. D. N. Sumption

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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 22, 2016

S. J. Turner

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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 13, 2016

I do love a cookie press so given the chance to try one I jumped at it. This is pretty standard fare. One press, a selection of different discs for different shaped biscuits and a very thin booklet explaining the whole deal. It's not complicated - make dough, fill tube, insert disc, press onto baking sheet. It really is that simple. The recipe enclosed is perfectly good (other variations are available on the Witon website) and in my experience works well if its on the colder side of room temperature. The warmer it is, the stickier it is and the less likely it is to stick to the baking tray. And I've never greased a baking tray with these. They're in the oven for such a short time that it's not needed.What makes the difference with this one is the rubber ring on the bottom of the press which means that it doesn't slide all over the tray and make your cookies splat shaped! It's good fun and each batch makes 4 million little cookies. The kids love it.

S. J. Turner

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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 13, 2016

Wynne Kelly

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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 17, 2016

I am a fairly experienced home baker but have never used a cookie press. This one is very easy to use. I converted the American cups to metric weights and halved the quantity for my first attempt. It was surprisingly easy to click the press for each cookie to appear on the baking tray. The instructions recommended using an aluminium baking tray but as I do not have one I used my normal (old) non-stick one. Unfortunately most of the cookies broke as I tried to remove them! However they did taste delicious - so it is a good recipe. I wonder if my mixture was too soft?The cookie press is easy to assemble and wash. The discs included give a wide range of differing shapes for all occasions.However, never say die, I will persevere...... Other reviewers seem to have succeeded in getting good results so the fault is probably mine.

Wynne Kelly

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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 17, 2016

debbie8355

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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 21, 2016

I've not used a cookie press before but this was fun to use after I got the consistency of the dough right. It needs to be like soft play dough and not sticky at all. You just insert the dough in the tube with the plunger retracted pop a disc in the end and then press the handle one click to get the dough out. You need a completely flat cookie tin and press the base of the dispenser on yo the tray. I had to get a new one as my slightly warped baking trays didn't work. A few always seem to stick to the bottom of the dispenser rather than the tray I think due to air bubbles at the top/not a flat top to the dispenser dough but are easily peeled off. Best in a preheated oven and didn't work with my normal recipe - they swelled up too much so best used with the recipes included.

debbie8355

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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 21, 2016

Cheshire Cat

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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 20, 2016

In over simplistic terms, this is the baking equivalent of a DIY mastic gun. Fill the tube with cookie dough, choose one of the supplied cookie cutter discs, squeeze lever to force dough through the disc and create a cookie ready for baking.The recipes are all in US measures but a little experimentation with a tried and trusted UK recipe also allowed good results. Cleaning was fairly straight forward and it certainly allowed production of large batches of consistently sized cookies of varying patterns.The lever on our unit was initially at a little stiff. No obvious reason why but it did get easier with use.If you like making cookies, this is certainly a gadget that you should find useful.

Cheshire Cat

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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 20, 2016

Paul Stewart

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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 9, 2016

This is a fascinating contraption to help you make perfect biscuits (cookies)the recipes provided are in American measures, cups, but a quick search on the Internet and many recipes in metric and several videos on YouTubewe discovered the main secret was having quite a dry mixture. The cookie press needs several squeezes to get the air out but then delivers perfectly shaped biscuits every time. Another trick is to LIGHTLY grease the baking tray with butter and then chill the tray for an hour in the fridge.There are some very good shapes provided, ideal for parties, Christmas and just fun!This a good machine at a very good price....

Paul Stewart

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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 9, 2016

Claretta

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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 5, 2016

This is the second cookie making gadget I've tried, and while it's better than the last one (which is lost in the back of a cupboard somewhere) it's still far from perfect. For a start, the instructions are pretty hopeless so there's a lot of trial and error. Getting the dough out of the machine is a real effort. The results were mixed - some cookies had a lovely defined shape, others were just blobs. The main drawback for me, though, is that they're so small. If you want to make a 'normal' sized biscuit, this is no help to you. Having said that, I think children would love this gadget and could have hours of fun with it.

Claretta

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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 5, 2016

Time for tea

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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 16, 2016

Got primarily to help entertain the kids and get them a bit more involved in cooking, this cooking press is a great little gadget that's easy to use and has proved very popular. You have to get the consistency of the mixture spot on - we had a few early cookies that looked a bit like puddles rather than stars - but once mastered it's quick and easy. I though it'd be a pain to clean, but it's actually pretty simple. Has gone down a storm at Granny's house too as the grip is good for those with sore/arthritic hands.

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