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May the force be with you... and also your cookies.
Tags: kitchen, utensils, baking, gifts, cookies, Star Wars, darth vader, cookie cutters, stormtrooperAdded 2 Years Ago from Williams-Sonoma -
You certainly cant make the trek all the way out to Napa on a whim, and you dont happen to have the Bouchon Cookbook (which doesnt have the recipe for these cookies anyway), so the best best thing is the bakery mix from bouchon by... You certainly cant make the trek all the way out to Napa on a whim, and you dont happen to have the Bouchon Cookbook (which doesnt have the recipe for these cookies anyway), so the best best thing is the bakery mix from bouchon by thomas keller - easy!
Added 3 Years Ago from Williams-Sonoma -
Use the pre-made phrases from the Message-in-a-Cookie Cutters ($20) to send a sweet sentiment of love, thanks or celebration
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Added 3 Years Ago from Williams-Sonoma -
If you get these cookie cutters everyone will be mucho impressed by how talented you are at making cookies!
Added 4 Years Ago from Williams-Sonoma -
OMG OMG OMG the 90th Anniversary Kitchenaid... It must be mine, oh yes, it must be mine. Bust out grandmas recipe with more horsepower and grind!
Added 4 Years Ago from Williams-Sonoma -
These remind me of those plastic plates you could switch out that you'd put paper over and then color on them!
Added 4 Years Ago from Williams-Sonoma -
A giant Oreo with lots of creme! YUMMY! I feel like I'm in Honey I Shrunk the Kids...YAY
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It's sweltering in our office... and for some reason, that makes us want this delicious cookie cake. We can just imagine a cold glass of milk, soft-chocolatey cake and delicious cool whipped cream... Unfortunately, we're going to ... It's sweltering in our office... and for some reason, that makes us want this delicious cookie cake. We can just imagine a cold glass of milk, soft-chocolatey cake and delicious cool whipped cream... Unfortunately, we're going to have to settle for our luke-warm tea and stale croissant. Sigh.
Added 4 Years Ago from Williams-Sonoma -
Sprinkles. For adding a little extra flair to your baked goods. I'm especially loving the snowflake sprinkles.
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Don't bake cookies without it! We have like 8 of these things. They are made from flexible silicone and were originally developed for French patisseries to roll out pastry dough on. They are super easy to clean and are oven safe t... Don't bake cookies without it! We have like 8 of these things. They are made from flexible silicone and were originally developed for French patisseries to roll out pastry dough on. They are super easy to clean and are oven safe to 480 degrees F. Basically, it makes baking and cleanup a breeze, and they last a really long time. A great gift for anyone who loves baking. Oh, and Martha Stewart highly recommends them if that gives them anymore street cred.
Added 5 Years Ago from Williams-Sonoma -
i bake alot and this saves my me. it works so well!!!
Added 5 Years Ago from Amazon.com -
The KitchenAid Cook for the Cure mixer is amazing. First of all, anyone who enjoys baking needs a kitchenAid mixer. I have baked so many batches of cookies with my family's. Plus, it supports Breast Cancer Research. And, its a lig... The KitchenAid Cook for the Cure mixer is amazing. First of all, anyone who enjoys baking needs a kitchenAid mixer. I have baked so many batches of cookies with my family's. Plus, it supports Breast Cancer Research. And, its a light shade of pink. This mixer is a great gift for anyone who likes spending time in the kitchen. So much can be done with it, and it looks so fantastic on your counter!
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Now you can bring delicious animal crackers to your home. They are actually spring loaded to release perfectly shaped cookies. These are perfect for an after school snack or a treat for you to eat while reading or watching tv.
Added 5 Years Ago from Williams-Sonoma -
Looks yummy! I wouldn't want to eat them, just lay them out for people to look at!
Added 5 Years Ago from Williams-Sonoma -
copper heart shaped cookie cutters! bake up something sweet for your sweetie!
Added 6 Years Ago from Williams-Sonoma -
Adorable.
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You may be a klutz with no talent in the kitchen, but you can still channel Martha Stewart with this cookie press. Just fill 'er up with cookie dough (sugar cookie works well), press the handle, and turn out perfectly shaped, eve... You may be a klutz with no talent in the kitchen, but you can still channel Martha Stewart with this cookie press. Just fill 'er up with cookie dough (sugar cookie works well), press the handle, and turn out perfectly shaped, evenly sized cookies. Now, if only you could remember not to burn them...
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Make 3-D cat, pumpkin, witch, or haunted house cookies. Too cool!!!
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Most children will agree that mastering the alphabet is much more fun when the letters can be eaten as they're learned. Designed to transform the ABCs into tasty cookies, our sturdy tin cutters are also great for spelling out holi... Most children will agree that mastering the alphabet is much more fun when the letters can be eaten as they're learned. Designed to transform the ABCs into tasty cookies, our sturdy tin cutters are also great for spelling out holiday or birthday greetings. Each letter measures approximately 2 1/2" by 3 1/2". The set of 26 cutters comes in a decorative lunchbox tin, complete with carrying handle. A Williams-Sonoma exclusive.
Added 6 Years Ago from Williams-Sonoma -
I love baking, but sifting ingredients has always been a pain. That is, until now. Rotary sifter, where have you been all my life? I first tried a rotary sifter in the test kitchen of a magazine where I was competing in a coo... I love baking, but sifting ingredients has always been a pain. That is, until now. Rotary sifter, where have you been all my life? I first tried a rotary sifter in the test kitchen of a magazine where I was competing in a cooking contest. I'd requested "a good sifter" thinking maybe the test kitchen professionals knew something I didn't about sifting. Sure enough, a funny looking sifter with a crank and two "wheels" turned up at my station. Thinking it wouldn't be any better than my usual shake and press-handle sifter, I gave it a whirl and was amazed how the flour went straight through without clumping or flying up. “I love this thing!" I said out loud. A test kitchen staffer heard me and echoed my sentiments, saying she loved the tool as well. When I returned home to Austin, I did some research and found the best price on this type of sifter was Williams Sonoma. You can buy it at the store for $16.00 or order on line and pay shipping costs. Whatever you end up paying, it will be worth it. My cakes are much better now that I'm sifting the dry ingredients and making frosting, a process in which sifting powdered sugar is key, is a breeze. This is a must-have tool.
