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Question: I am looking for a 2.25" cutter... can somebody list the sizes here or at least tell me if there is a 2.25" in it? Thank You!
Document: I've been a looking for a set of round cutters for a while, and this set was affordable and had a lot of sizes. But when i received it, the parts where the two ends of the cutter met were discoloured. I was put off by the discolouration (it looked like rust stains, though I'm sure they are probably welding discolorations), and the seam wasn't completely closed, so that dough might be able to be get trapped. Needless to say I returned the item.The only reason I'm giving this two stars is because of Amazon's return policy.
I bought this set for the largest cutter which i was to believe was 4.2"....well it's not it's 3.5". The case is 4.2". Not pleased with the description. The set in general is not bad but not excellent....so I give it an average rating.
This was exactly what I was looking for a variety of sizes - For Raviolis and Biscuits - And anything else!
Nice collection of 11 circle cuts. I use them in candles &#8212; but the intended use is cookies. I purchased this and Ateco 5357 (11 Piece Plain round cutter set), under the assumption that each of these would be different in size. The smallest cutter was supposed to be different. In the end, both cutters were exactly the same &#8212; but it ended up not mattering, because it had the size I was looking for.
The ring molds are in multiple sizes, which is what I was looking for. The only reason it is not 5 is due to the fact that they did not have a great seal when used with more liquid items.
I'm thrilled to have these. They are perfect for making biscuits, cookies, or any type of dough with this huge variety of sizes. I was looking for a set that was dishwasher safe and easy to use, store, and care for. These are just what I needed.
I had asked my husband for a biscuit cutter for christmas. I have been using my drinking glasses for years for this purpose. Can't wait to use these! They come in so many sizes I am sure I will find all kinds of uses for them for cookies, pies, etc. I find them cute the way they stack together : )
This cutter set is a good value. I've used it twice already. Although they are not tall, I was still able to use one for plating a tall salad and I used one to cook with as an egg form. So, I've used them three times! They do also cut dough. ha  Just one critique, I did think the metal was a little thin, but when you consider the price and all of the sizes that come with it (that I would not have bought otherwise), I'm glad to have the full set.
however, as a DIY guy, I always say you can't have enough tools to do the job. Just when you need a particular tool, that's when you'll be sorry you didn't have it. While I'm not so sure it applies here, it's a very nice high quality set that I can now stare at and ponder just which size to go with for the task. Let's see...will they want 1/2 of a bite less, or 1/2 of a bite more of the goat cheese and wild mushroom escalloped potatoes plated?
I was looking for round cookie cutters of a specific size. These fit the bill. They're handy because they all are stored in a container that is an easy way to keep them together. I wash them by hand as I'm not too sure about rust.
Answer: The Culinary Institute of America sells cutters. I bought the stainless steel round cutters set (11 pieces) and I love them. Yes they have a 2.25" one in there and they were very reasonable. You must go to their site to order.     Grace