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Dragon Cookie Mold Popular Q&A
Q: How to Use a Cookie Mold.
A: 1. Open your package of cookie dough or make your own from scratch. 2. Spray your cookie mold with non-stick cooking spray if you didn't use a lot of butter in ... Read More »
Q: How to Carve Wooden Cookie Molds.
A: 1. Draw an outline of your design onto a piece of wood with a pencil. Leave an approximately 1/4-inch to 1/2-inch border around the design to prevent the wood f... Read More »
Q: What are molded cookies?
A: Molded cookies are cookies that have been eother cut or pressed into certain molds or shapes to make them unique looking. Read More »
Q: What is a type of molded cookie?
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Q: What makes the dough stiff enough to mold or roll out in cookies?
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