Winnie the Pooh Store - Winnie-the-Pooh's Cookie Book Baking Set

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Binding: Calendar Dewey Decimal Number: 641 EAN: 9780525456018 ISBN: 0525456015 Label: Dutton Juvenile Manufacturer: Dutton Juvenile Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 64 Publication Date: 1996-12-01 Publisher: Dutton Juvenile Reading Level: Ages 4-8 Studio: Dutton Juvenile
Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: Cute Birthday or Baby Shower Gift Comment: My way of buying gifts for others is choosing things I know I'd like myself. I was looking for a gift for my friends' daughter's birthday and when I saw the Winnie-the-Pooh's Cooking Book Baking Set, I knew it was something I'd want for my child if I had one. I bought one for her and one for myself. My friends absolutely loved it and tell me it's provided a lot of fun time for them and their daugher in the kitchen. Customer Rating: Summary: Only the book is worth it! Comment: I absolutely love the Winnie the Pooh cookie book. It has recipes for anytime cookies, holiday cookies and icings, honey-pot cookies, and cookies for company. Last week I made the Chocolate Orange Fingers and the Coffee Cookies, but my favorite so far are the Chocolate Crisps. I do not like the cookie cutters as much however. There are four- Pooh, Piglet, Eeyore, and Tigger- and they are the old-fashioned Winnie the Pooh style. They do not really look the characters after baking so you would have to be really good at frosting to make them look so. Customer Rating: Summary: Only the book is worth it! Comment: The set comes with the Winnie the Pooh Cookie Book and fourcookie cutters of Pooh, Tigger, Eeyore, and Piglet. I absolutely lovethe book. It has easy to make recipes including cookies for anytime, cookies for company, honey-pot cookies, and holiday cookies and icing. Yesterday I made coffee cookies and chocolate orange ladyfingers, but my favorite is the chocolate crisps. I am not so pleased with the cookie cutters. They are the old-fashioned Winnie the Pooh characters but they don't really look like the characters after baking. You would have to be really good at frosting and decorating to make them look like the real characters. It is a cute set but the book is the only thing worth it and you can buy that separately ... More Reviews
Editorial Reviews: A book-and-cookie-cutter package includes four cookie cutters in the shapes of characters from the Milne classics and a collection of cookie recipes including Piglet's Lemon Cookies, Raisin Roll-ups, Chocolate Crisps and Tigger-Striped Shortbread.