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Alphabet Cutters A to Z

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$2.5 $4.99 In stock

Category: Baking Accessories

Add a personal touch to cakes and bakes with these easy-to-use Alphabet Cutters. The little handles on the back of each cutter make it easy to stay in control, allowing you to make perfectly shaped letters with no slips – and no re-rolling and starting again.

Personalise cakes and bakes

Made from durable polypropylene, they’re fantastic for creating fun, personalised cookies, writing messages for celebration cakes or even cutting out pastry letters to help identify pies – really useful if you’re a fan of batch cooking, as all pies look the same in the freezer…!

Once you’ve pressed a letter into your dough or icing, you’ll need a little help to pop it out – especially the little fiddly bits and corners. You could use a cocktail stick or, if you’re a keen cake decorator, take a look at PME’s 14-Piece Icing Tool Set – it’s got everything you need for a whole host of icing creations, and several of its tools would be perfect for popping your little letters out too.

Perfect partner

If you need numbers as well as letters to spell out your message, there’s a set of same-sized Number Cutters that will match perfectly.

Each cutter is dishwasher safe, making clean-up really easy.

Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Lucy ★★★★★

I've made three batches of cookies this week just so I could use these again. The handles give you real grip, so every letter comes out clean even with softer dough, and my kid's name spelled out on a cake finally looks sharp instead of wonky.

George ★★★★★

The little handles on the back are a game changer—my hands don't cramp up even after pressing out dozens of letters for the kids' spelling cookies. Each shape came out crisp and even, perfect for a batch of personalized biscuits.

James R. ★★★★★

Made cookies for my nephew’s first birthday and the letters came out so crisp, no squished edges like with my old plastic set. The little handles really do keep your fingers from slipping when the dough’s a bit sticky, which made the whole process way less fiddly than I expected.