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Bake-and-Build 3D Giraffe Cookie Cutter

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$2.08 $4.16 In stock

Category: Baking Accessories

Do you want to bake and build a cookie giraffe? Well, you might not, but we know lots of little kitchen ‘helpers’ who’d love to make their very own long-legged, stretchy-necked cute cookie creature, and our 3D Giraffe Cookie Cutter can help make their crunchy, munchy dreams come true.

Easy-to-use, one-press cutter

Rather than having to store (and probably lose) nine individual cutters, you get a single, large one that cuts out all the pieces in one go. Just dust your work surface, then roll out gingerbread or cookie dough – it needs to be quite thin so it doesn’t spread too much when it bakes, as this will make it harder to slot the finished pieces together. Then place the cutter over the top, press down evenly all over the surface, and lift up. You might have to use a decorating tool to gently remove the dough from the cutter, but you’ll end up with nine detailed shapes ready to be transferred to a baking tray.

Bake, build and decorate

Once the pieces of your giraffe have baked and cooled, you can decorate them with some yellow-on-the-bottom, brown-bits-on-the-top icing. Then simply slot them together to create your taller-than-them-all animal, ready to stride majestically across the African plains – or your kitchen countertop. All that’s left to do after that is persuade everyone that they want to eat it, rather than play with it! And if they love this, there are 3D Lion and Elephant Cutters available too, so you can create a mouth-watering menagerie.

Full step-by-steps included.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Alexander ★★★★★

My nephew had an absolute blast assembling this giraffe before we baked it - the long legs and stretchy neck pieces actually lock together snugly, so nothing fell apart on the tray. It's become our go-to Sunday activity now.

Scarlett Y. ★★★★★

The giraffe cookie pieces fit together snugly enough that my four-year-old could stack the neck and legs without them toppling over, which made the whole baking session feel like a little engineering project. We’ve already used it three times this week, and the long neck detail actually holds its sh

Harper K. ★★★★★

My kids argued over who got to assemble the giraffe first, so I'd say the separate body parts are a hit. The pieces fit together snugly enough that the cookies actually stand once baked, which is way more fun than a flat cookie.