Shule Cookie Press Gun Kit for DIY Biscuit Maker and Decoration with 20 Stainless Steel Cookie discs and 4 nozzles, Silver

I am absolutely shock on how this is a total life changer. Makes baking cookies so fun and such a breeze. Made 9 dozen cookies in less than a hour! Total worth it and love all the plate designs it offers. It doesn’t waste any batter as it pushes it all out. And for under $15. Made the cookies today with my parents in law and they were wanting to steal it from me! They were amazed as so was I. Looking forward for Christmas cookies

The part on the lever that grabs on the ratchet tooth bent badly enough it cannot be used any more after one tray of cookies. Also, after bending it showed that the nice "stainless" metal is actually just a shiny coating that can flake off and the actual metal underneath is likely a cheap steel.Bought early Nov 2019

Used my Grandma's press for years. Nothing lasts forever. Bought this as a replacement. Takes some getting used to. The Spritz dough really need to be chilled well. I tried using parchment paper...don't recommend that, Dough tends to stick to it. I had trouble getting just the right amount of dough to come out and give a perfectly-shaped cookie. The instructions are pretty worthless. Even the on-line tutorial is somewhat incomplete. I guess Chinese to English doesn't always translate well. Should have purchased the Wilton press for a few extra bucks. I will do better next Christmas.

The best cookie press I’ve ever owned in my 67 years, and I’ve gone through many. The plate I use most is the spritz one that makes ribbon shaped cookies with delicate ridges. It makes thin ribbons that crisp up beautifully. It was also the cheapest price! And made entirely of metal.

This item disappointed us. Poorly made , it failed to apply the pressure through the disk to make any decent cookie. After three cookies, my hand was sore and the lever was bending. My grand daughter gave up in disappointment too. I do not recommend buying this tool.😔

I bought this because I couldn't locate my mother's 60 year old Mirro cookie press, and I had historically had difficulty using the Mirro. Anyway, long story short, by the time this one arrived, I had located my Mirro and had baked one batch of Spritz using it. I washed and filled the Shule and made a few, but noticed they weren't coming out looking the same. I pulled out the Mirro disks and saw the difference in the picture attached. While the disks are the same size, the cut-out of the Mirro (left) is significantly larger and more pronounced than the Shule. So, I will keep the Shule for the lever action, but I will use the Mirro Disks in it. Shule needs to enlarge the cut-outs. I will also say that since the Mirro is a much larger unit, the dough stays colder longer. Since the Spritz dough is primarily butter, it warms up pretty quickly. It needs to stay colder to retain the image created by the cut-out.

I got this cookie press to make cheese straws. I had some how lost the star disc on my grandmother’s. Best decision ever! It is so easy and makes thin, even straws. Did I mention you just push the lever? My hands don’t hurt when I’m finished! Love it!

Never able to use it...does not work. I purchased this before the holidays got into full swing and looked forward to making spritzer cookies like my mother there use to make. I don't know if the spring is busted or what, but I totally regret this purchase. It did not work...the gun did not function appropriately.