Round Cutters in Graduated Sizes, 304 Stainless Steel, 12 Pc Set (Plain Edge)

I haven’t had much opportunity to use these; however they are very well made with a nice edge, and are of a nice weight that will aid in keeping them from becoming mis-shapened with use. They wash up easily— I hand wash my baking items in hot soapy water. I especially like having a container to hold them.

With so many brands and price points to choose from and reviews on all of them a mixed bag, I decided to do my own side by side comparison and get the facts first hand. I purchased two "identical" sets of these round cookie cutters. The kayaso brand and the Bukuwa brand. The kayaso brand being roughly twice the price of the Bukuwa, but still totaled less than $20 for the pair. Kayaso presents itself in brand name packaging with product and company information printed on the back. They also included a few.. rather odd.. little plastic bags, presumably to put cookies in. Bukuwa has generic packaging with no extras included and no other product information. However, their label had the ONE thing that the Kayaso set does not, a ring size chart on the lid. That chart, was extremely desirable to me as a quick reference guide. Comparing the two side by side, there is a significant difference in the quality of manufacturing and materials. Looking at the sets together, nested in the tins, you can see the difference in color of the metal. The kayaso 304 stainless has a slightly warmer color than the Bukuwa indicating that they are clearly not made of the same materials. Side by side, looking at the seams, (which have been negatively reviewed on many brands) the Kayaso has 5 spot welds on each side seam where the Bukuwa has only 3 welds. This was consistent on each piece on both sets. The seams and crimp on the lip are smaller and tighter on the kayaso rings than they are on the Bukuwa brand. The Bukuwa brand had looser crimps along the top lip, wider seams, and some of the seams were not tight. Both are flexible. Let's face it, this is very thin metal, as it should be for a cookie cutter, so that it will cut well. But the kayaso is just a little less flexible than the Bukuwa. Lastly, the materials. Good stainless, that shouldn't rust, should not be magnetic. Apologies for the clumsy video, but, I think it gets my point across. By a landslide the kayaso cutters are the better quality product. But... I would like to see them include a quick reference size chart. I will be printing one out and putting it inside the lid. I hope this review has been helpful.

The top edges are rounded, but the bottom edges (cutting) are not rounded, which is excellent for precise and safe cutting. These are different from egg rings. Sizes range from about 1" to 4.4" in steps. There is a metal container with metal lid for storing and keeping the set of rings together. Mostly, I like larger biscuits, so the 4.4" biscuit cutter is perfect. I have 4" egg rings (rounded on top and bottom edges) that I use for scrambled eggs--partially scramble until wet but not firm in one buttered skillet and then transfer to another skilled with a warm but not too hot, buttered egg ring to firm and set the round shape--so this works nicely for the biscuits. If I want the scrambled eggs to be the same size as the biscuit, then I use the 4" biscuit cutter, but either way I usually make the sausage patty a larger diameter, which is a "taste and texture" technique. The smaller cutter rings can do cookies, rolls, vegetables, and fruit--at least the small diameter cutters for vegetables and fruit. It's a nice set of different diameters, and I like it.

I recently watched a YouTube video where someone was using the biggest ring to form their burgers. I used the 2nd to the largest one and it worked perfect for the amount of meat I had. I will say this, the rings seem to be of good quality, durable and they work for their intended purpose. However, if you are buying these because they have this nice little storage container look elsewhere. You will be able to probably put the lid on maybe once or twice if your lucky, even if you are gentle with it. The third time I tried to close the container it took me about 5 minutes. The aluminum is so flimsy that it becomes misshapen, and it really doesn't want to I fit when after you first open it. Great rings though, I don't regret my purchase. I just wish they had a better storage container, plastic would of been perfect!

These are more than just cookie cutters. I use these forms for frying perfectly round eggs, shaping minced meat patties, cutting dough, making desserts. These rings are strong, easy to use and a breeze to clean. I am sure you will find many, many ways to use these metal rounds. As a bonus, that they are nesting makes them easy to store. I love my nesting rings!

Very high quality, nice compact design, highly recommend this product and seller.

These work perfectly

Perfect set. Will never have to purchase another. There are many sizes and many uses. If you cook and bake, and need of multiple ring cutters look no further. I have used these for biscuits and cookies, and also on potatoes and hard vegetable where I was looking to make something beautiful. money well spent.