Cookie Press Gun Kit-Includes 20 Cookie dies and 4 Stainless Steel nozzle for DIY Biscuit Maker and Decoration Christmas Cookie Making Silver

I have been making cookies with a press for over 40 years. The quality of this is great. It won't split at the joins or lid like the plastic Wilton one did. Much easier than the old metal version. Lots of interesting designs.Just a reminder though, you still have to completely clean the ring/lid when changing metal plates. Any dough in the threads of the lid will keep the plate from seating properly and make the cookies uneven as they come out of the press. It will take a while to figure out what is the correct amount of pressure, but that's is always the case with new things.Dec 31, 2020 Decided to try cheese straws. My dough was stiff and even as it warmed up, it was not going through the press easily. We decided to change the disc/plate and found that the one we were using (star) had actually warped from flat to convex. The discs are not sturdy enough for this task. All three discs we used had warped. We did turn them over to try to flatten them out, but they just warped in the other direction.Oh Well. Still wonderful for cookies

This is the worst cookie press I ever had. I though because it's supposedly all metal it would be more durable. Couldn't get it to work and no instructions that made sense. Impractical, hurt my hand trying to get it to work, and it never did. I'm returning it. The discs bent too. Very very dissatisfied with this product. 😥

This has been great, cookie presses are hard to find And most are so cheap! Not these, excellent quality and easy to use

Product is cheaply made. Very cheesy. Would not go together. Definitely not worth the money. Returning for a refund

I didn't like that it didn't't come with any instructions. Once I figured it out I enjoyed it. It works well and I made fantastic cookies with it.

This is my first cookie press ever. I wasn't sure about getting an unbranded one at first but the price was unbeatable for one stocked in the US. The instruction pamplet was very barebones but understandable. I've used almost all of the die/disks with no duds. Ive only done butter cookie batches and havent had any warping. There are no seams along the cylinder so no bust. The only thing that happens is after finishing off a batch I have to take the cylinder off the jack to get remaining dough off of the back side of the press as the pressing part is not perfectly sized to the diameter of the cylinder. I still love using it, though. Get clean quickly enough.

My toddler and I had a blast making these cookies, it was super easy and we were so impressed. It also comes apart for quick cleaning. I’m so happy with this purchase.

The pin that pushes the piston bent after 3 soft butter cookies! I took it to the shop, pressed the pin out, fixed the pin and tried again but the metal is so soft it bent again almost immediately. It's not even like there was a defect on this cookie press, there is just no way this thing can work, it's garbage.