can the thickness be adjusted to make a cookie crisp
795945
Based on my experience... the lighter the dough the more crispier the cookies.
795946
No. Preset to thickness that works best so cookie shows design and is just right to attach to cookie sheet and detach from press. Try baking a few minutes longer. That may crisp up the cookie.
795947
You can make cookie press cookies crisper by reducing or eliminating the baking powder. But as Not So Fast stated, there are other problems with this one.
795948
No, but more importantly, I advise against buying this product -- the ratcheting mechanism has failed after a few batches, and it is unusable. Some combination of poor design and poor manufacturing.
969708
Hi Zora, you can't adjust the thickness of the slices but you can choose to just peel the apple and slice it to the thickness you like, say with a knife. It won't be in a spiral shape though.
716731
the thickness is standard.The different sizes are length and width for which there are positive stop settings on the tool. Store biscuits in a dry place as moisture will cause them to expand an not fit properly
1455537
I would do like Alice Hager said, make sure that the cookie press is screwed tightly together, the dough is at room temperature. Use the recipe included with the press, I did and it made cookie very easily.
2242613
I use a tablespoon size scoop and vary the cookie size by controlling the amount of dough that exceeds the scoop itself. A scoop full that is leveled off will produce a very small cookie, less than 2". A rounded scoop will make a much larger cookie, greater than 2"
909529
no you can not adjust the thickness. and they are little less than 1/8th of and inch thick.
1390783
I don't think so, maybe if you used a thicker batter it is thicker than your normal pizzelles, you have to work to make them thin and crispy.
2057894
Comment: I would have purchased this if the slice thickness was adjustable.
2242611
With just a little practice, you can make less than 2 inch cookies with this scoop- try leveling the scoop with the top of the mixing bowl as you withdraw the scoop. I use a rather heavy batter and make considerably larger cookies most of the time,with a rounded scoop full- good luck! JBH
2068818
You can control the thickness but I consider sliders to be smaller than what the Cuisinart does.
1539850
I squeeze till its what the recipe called for. I dont think you can set it for a certian size
434272
No, you can cut by hand to form a round size or buy a cookie cutter and press the size you want. There are different size cookie cutter you can buy.
869888
I have never made churros. There is a cookie disc that I have used to make spritz cookies that look like churros. They are only about 1/4 inch thick. Maybe you could try that disc if the churro batter isn't too sticky?
1668828
No- though it could do something like a wavy potato chip, and you could adjust the thickness to be cloSer to a fry- however, the straight blade is really the best blade and other cuts can be messy/disappointing
223345
I have not tried it, but too be honest I am going to say no. Though it is a decent size mold, to truly cover the Oreo I would use standard Oreo or any standard sandwiched cookie.
1609097
If you are rolling out a cookie dough for instance and you want to make sure all the dough is rolled out evenly to a certain depth, say 1/4" thickness, these are wonderful. I do recommend though that you use one of the bigger rolling pins because you have to have the pins rolling on the counter outside of the dough.
1512286
You could, but I would be gentle not to rip the material. Nothing sticks to it so if I am making cookies I generally just pick them up with my hands.