Cookie cutter clef

Price: CHF6.10
VAT included
Reference 0020-1604 Category Sports - Leisure cutters Brand Städter EAN13 4018598110106
Product in stock
16 pieces still available

Product Features

Size Length: 5.9 cm / Width: 2.4 cm / Height: 2 cm
Suitable for Cookies, cookies, cookies, fondant, marzipan, modeling chocolate
Country of production Germany
Material Stainless steel
Care instructions Dishwasher safe

Cookie cutter clef

The "Clef" biscuit cutter with a length of 6 cm and a width of 2.4 cm brings musical elegance and a creative touch to your bakery. The filigree clef shape is ideal for stylish biscuits, decorative accents and special baking ideas. Whether for music lovers, concerts, music schools, parties or as a fine detail all year round - this cutter ensures harmonious baking moments. The cutter is versatile and suitable for both sweet and savory doughs. Fondant and marzipan can also be cut out cleanly and precisely, making the clef perfect for decorating cakes, cupcakes and muffins. The clean cutting edge ensures even motifs with clear contours. For optimum results, roll out the dough thinly or to a thickness of around 5 mm as required. A lightly floured work surface and floured hands, rolling pin and cutter make it easier to release the motifs. The cut biscuits are baked at 200 °C until golden brown. The use of cold butter is particularly recommended for kneaded dough, as it gives the dough stability. If the dough becomes too soft during processing, a short cooling helps. After baking, the clef biscuits can be individually decorated - with royal icing, icing, chocolate or fine sugar decorations. Clefs cut out of fondant or marzipan can also be colored and placed on desserts as decorative elements. The cutter is made of robust, durable material and is dishwasher-safe, making it particularly easy to clean. Whether for musical biscuits, creative decorations or baking together with family and children - the "Clef" biscuit cutter is a stylish tool for creative baking moments.

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