Someone was talking about this not long ago:
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Cookies Anyone?
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Re: Cookies Anyone?
I know the 2 holes act as a solution to remove air/suction, but wouldn't dough ooze out of the holes leaving 2 bumps on the cooky(their spelling, not mine 
) Where's Miss Janet when you need her 
Do you have to repair each cooky to make them look perfect 
Rick
) Where's Miss Janet when you need her Do you have to repair each cooky to make them look perfect Rick
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Re: Cookies Anyone?
Brandon,
I met an older gentleman in northeastern Indiana four years ago that had two of them.
He asked me what I thought they were and I could not come up with a reasonable guess. They did not have "Cooky - Cutter" stamped in them.
He stated that at several shows that he had been to in the late 90's and early 00's he had been offered $1,500 for one of them.
It will be interesting to see where this ends up!
Peter
I met an older gentleman in northeastern Indiana four years ago that had two of them.
He asked me what I thought they were and I could not come up with a reasonable guess. They did not have "Cooky - Cutter" stamped in them.
He stated that at several shows that he had been to in the late 90's and early 00's he had been offered $1,500 for one of them.
It will be interesting to see where this ends up!
Peter
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Re: Cookies Anyone?
A couple years ago one never met the reserve and bidding got to over $1200.00
Rick, I think IH had this thing about two unexplained holes.
Rick Prentice wrote:I know the 2 holes act as a solution to remove air/suction, but wouldn't dough ooze out of the holes leaving 2 bumps on the cooky
Rick, I think IH had this thing about two unexplained holes.
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Re: Cookies Anyone?
You know you could buy that for whatever it brings, and open a booth at Redpowers Selling $5 cookies you baked using an original IH cookie cutter. I'd buy one.
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Re: Cookies Anyone?
If the cookie dough was rolled to the right thickness the dough would not ooze up through the holes. On the other hand, if one of you guys wants to buy this I will supply the cute and cuddly cookie baker to operate it.
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Re: Cookies Anyone?
Bigdog wrote:If the cookie dough was rolled to the right thickness the dough would not ooze up through the holes. On the other hand, if one of you guys wants to buy this I will supply the cute and cuddly cookie baker to operate it.
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Re: Cookies Anyone?
Rick Prentice wrote: wouldn't dough ooze out of the holes Rick
Cookie dough for cutting doesn't "ooze"...
Oops sorry Big Dog, Didn't see your post.
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Re: Cookies Anyone?
Cookie dough for cutting doesn't "ooze"...
How about "squish"
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Re: Cookies Anyone?
ellen wrote:Rick Prentice wrote: wouldn't dough ooze out of the holes Rick
Cookie dough for cutting doesn't "ooze"...
Rick doesn't bake 'em, he just eats 'em!
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Re: Cookies Anyone?
Amen to that Denny, and a couple of oozed bumps would just mean more cooky to eat
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Re: Cookies Anyone?
Rick Prentice wrote:Cookie dough for cutting doesn't "ooze"...
How about "squish"
Nope
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Re: Cookies Anyone?
At $1200 - $1500, you guys are not likely to see cookies like this at DSCF.
But like Brandon said, I'd give $5.00 for a cookie if somebody gets this cutter.
But like Brandon said, I'd give $5.00 for a cookie if somebody gets this cutter.
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Re: Cookies Anyone?
Mr E wrote:At $1200 - $1500, you guys are not likely to see cookies like this at DSCF.
But like Brandon said, I'd give $5.00 for a cookie if somebody gets this cutter.
oh come on now open that checkbook
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Re: Cookies Anyone?
It's at $720 with 4 hours to go.
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